Got Shirty

jbrbbt asked:


I work at a grocery store that requires me to wear standard button down white shirts but they have gotten so dirty and stained that I have to get them fixed or buy new shirts. Trying to find out what is the best way to bleach these shirts enough that I can make them look as new as possible. Please help.

JULIET

natycarj asked:


I only wear my white shirts once and they always get deodorant stains, no matter what type or brand of deodorant I put on. I have tried to remove the stains using bleach but it doesn’t work. Any suggestions?

JUDY

natycarj asked:


I only wear my white shirts once and they always get deodorant stains, no matter what type or brand of deodorant I put on. I have tried to remove the stains using bleach but it doesn’t work. Any suggestions?

EMERSON

melfong asked:


Used a blue liquid dye recommended to whiten whites. Guess I used too much, now I have blue stains on my white shirts. Tried soaking in bleach several times, but won’t come out. Can I get these white again?

MARTA

niahas asked:


How do i wash it?
Will using bleach spoil the white shirts?

BRIGITTE

mae asked:


2 of my shirts that was hanging in my closets got nasty brown spots on them. my brother thinks it could be mold. i don’t know what the hell it is. i tryed spray and wash, joy bleach alternative dishwashing liquid, and washing the shirts. And the spots are still there. does any know of anything i can do to get these nasty, brown spots out of my shirt. if so please help.

RUBIN

Seeker asked:


I have a Top Loader and I’ve used Oxiclean and Bleach on my shirts before….but I still can’t get them to be really white?
What’s the problem?

GERARDO

sneena75 asked:


It is always coming from T-shirts. I wash them all the time, I’ve tried using Tide with Febreeze and Bounce with Febreeze, I’ve tried bleach on the white shirts and NOTHING works. Some shirts are almost brand new but still develop that smell. Its an old cottony/sweaty kind of smell, hard to explain but i’m sure you get what I mean. PLEASE HELP!!! I dont want to have to throw all these shirts out!
NOPE, I am not leaving the clothes in the wash too long. I always put them in the dryer immediately. I **** that “sour” rag smell too so I make sure to dry them ASAP and thoroughly! Thanks for all the suggestions, I will try them all.

ERICH

geaux_tigers531 asked:


I wash all my clothes with the same detergents and stuff (none of which contain bleach), but some of my hollister shirts (usually the brown ones) come out with certain spots turning an orange color. Any ideas to stop this color changing would be great! Thanks!

DESIREE