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Old 06-10-2012, 05:35 AM
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canuckninepatch
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I wouldn't do that if I were you. Another thing you might try is "Resolve" - it's a dual power Oxi-action product made by Spray n Wash. (I'm Canadian - I'm assuming you can get this in the states). My friend and I co-facilitate Prayers and Squares at our church, and she used Resolve on some donated fabric that had awful bleeding stains on it from another fabric (I was ready to toss it), and the stains came out. As someone else said - whatever you try, don't put it in the dryer until all the stains are off.
Originally Posted by wattse2000 View Post
I was just thinking maybe I'd try applying bleach to the quilting lines that show up really bad on that bright green fabric. I guess it couldn't get any worse!
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