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By Doris Daugherty
Laundry problems do have solutions. Perhaps the following information will help you solve some of yours. Yellowing and graying of fabrics may be caused by several ihings: too little detergent. poor sorting of articles, and Dve/loading the washing ma:hine. It’s best to follow the nanufacturer’s instruction aook for detergent requirements for a specific quantity jf water. Some resin finished fabrics ire yellowed by the use of chlorine bleach because the resin retains the chlorine. Don’t use chlorine bleach on such f i n is he s--unless the label states it is safe to do so. If the resin finish is chlorine retentive, the fabric either yellows immediately or gradually gets that way. Many of the newer and better resiij finishes do not yellow, but one must read the label to know. Colors will bleed from some fabrics and transfer to other articles in the wash. Noncolorfast articles should be washed separately. Nylon and ather man-made fibers--particularly white articles--will collect fugitive colors. For example, a white nylon slip
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