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Old 11-05-2015, 02:40 PM
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ckcowl
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Unless it's fabric pre-70's vinegar won't make a difference. Back in the 70's dyes were changed to be more environmentally friendly, no longer using vineyards to neutralize the acids. I would wash it in a washer & regular detergent and keep washing, rinsing until there is no more color lost. Sometimes a fabric doesn't stop & you just have to replace it. I've used Kona black many times & never had it bleed.
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