Nope, it is safe for all fabrics, I have had great luck with it. My sister gave me some vintage pillowcases that were all yellowed, they cleaned right up.
The chemical in it is sodium perborate. This is sometimes packaged in a fancy bag and sold at high prices as "antique linen wash" or something like that - but it is the same chemical.

My feeling, start with the cheapest solution first!

Try oxy clean, read the label first before you buy any to see if it will take the yellow out.

I just ordered it; I was surprised. No added shipping and it takes my info from PayPal for my shipping so it was the easiest order that I think I've ever had.

I had this problem just Saturday. I used Tide , Hot water and 1 Cup of Shout. They came out beautiful and all white. Not the embroidery though. It ended up beautifully bright colors. Good luck

Oxiclean soak overnight and then I dry them in the sunshine!!

OxyClean, by all means.

The pillowcase dresses group I started has had good luck with oxi clean but always dissolve in hot soapy water and soak long time. Going to get some reto clean also.
Friend told me about these laundry balls and never been able to find them . Thanks for the info.


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Same here :?

Can I ask where you bought the pillowcases as I have some
embroidered ones to sell and also some ladies hankies even the envelope that you use to carry the hankies.
Only know prices from what I see in our small town.

I saw this product Retro clean being sold at a quit show this summer. The vender next to them was selling a product that made fabric look aged, yellowed!! ;)