Reddit reviews Mrs. Stewart's Bluing 8oz

Mrs. Stewart's Bluing 8oz https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001NEMV3Q/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_vs4xwbJ4WW864

I'm not sure if bleaching will ruin the spandex, but it will ruin the white, if that makes sense. White clothing isn't just lack-of-color, it's often treated with a bluing agent like this one. Bleach on white items will make them more yellow-ish. It also looks like this version of Oxiclean might hit the mark. I'm actually going to buy some of this myself now that I stumbled across it!

Mrs. Stewart's Laundry Solution. I actually use it on my horses' white tails and legs, but it's great for clothes too. It will stain like crazy if undiluted though. Fill up the washer, add 1 or 2 drops, then put the whites in.

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I assume if you are wanting to make your garments 'white as snow' Christ can do that. Isaiah 1:18

All joking aside, Bluing works wonders. Amazon

Oxyclean and other peroxides are good for getting out protein stains (e.g. armpits, non-greasy food stains, grass, blood), whereas bleach will react with the protein and make the area yellower. So, you're already doing Step 1 correctly.

The next step is to add a bluing agent to your laundry! Mrs. Stewart's is a good brand.

You want bluing for this for sure - https://www.amazon.com/Mrs-Stewarts-Bluing-1101-MPLS-8oz/dp/B001NEMV3Q Better than bleach and then just stick them in the sun to dry/naturally bleach when finished.

Prepare for the whitest laundry of your life. This stuff rocks. I learned about it from an episode of MST3K, oddly enough.

Blue-ing. (Bluing) They sell a product in suprmarkets or Amazon. Its a mild detergent with a slight blue hue, removes the yellow look from your skin oil.

I like Mrs Stewarts, but experiment to find the brand you like.

http://www.amazon.com/Mrs-Stewarts-Bluing-8oz/dp/B001NEMV3Q

Blue dye. Just a little drop of it in the washing machine (filled with water) is enough to keep clothes bright white. The blue dye will mix with the yellowing (from wear and wash, use) in turn becoming bright white. It has something to do with the colour wheel and mixing. Oxyclean for cleaning out any smell.

I don't have personal experience with it, but family members have used Bluing to whiten antique tablecloths. As others have mentioned, you'll probably want to test it out first and do a bit of research on fabrics. Good luck!