I was asking this to see if any one had any ideas other than the old "ädd salt" to rinse water - in a separate container of course until the item is colour fast. I have just tried it since there were no other suggestions here and it seems to have worked. I added a good handful of rock salt to a tub of cold water and placed two pairs of pants in there that have been running colour into the wash water. In the salty water the colour has not run.
You can generally wash clothes of similar colors together to prevent bleeding. Group whites, lights, and darks separately to avoid color transfer. Use cold water for colors that bleed and separate new or bright garments on their first wash.
It is recommended to wash colored clothes in cold water to prevent colors from fading and bleeding. If there are specific care instructions on the garment, it is best to follow those guidelines.
You wash them with colors....if washing them with whites they could bled on to your whites
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no because the soap will make them sick. the best way to wash them is to put water on them.
You should treat it like any other item of clothing. Read the tag, which probably tells you to wash with cold water with like colors, tumble dry low.
you can make it not fade as fast by using tide color wash detergent.....havent you seen that commercial..tide commercial...hope this helps you
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wash the part, where HCl is spilt, with cold fast running water as soon as possible...
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You can, but you need another ingredient. You cant just wash it with water and it'll be clean! You need soap. Scrub soap on the shirt and then rinse it in water. Your clothes will be clean. I GUARANTEE IT!!!!
To prevent the dye in black pants from running, wash them inside out in cold water, use a detergent specifically for dark colors, and avoid overloading the washing machine. Additionally, try not to tumble dry them on high heat as this can also cause the dye to fade.