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BellaBoo 08-10-2009 01:48 PM

peroxide will stop the bleaching action in bleach. Back in the 70's when splattering some jeans with bleach was the thing to do, we were taught to use use peroxide to stop the bleaching action so the fabric wouldn't be eaten up.

Minda 08-10-2009 02:12 PM


Originally Posted by Bevanger

Originally Posted by Minda
I use peroxide in my laundry instead of bleach. I use it in every load.

Even colors? Hubby is the only one who wears white and I can't just do a load with 6 small things

Yes, Bev - even colors. It doesn't hurt the fabric at all. :-)


BellaBoo 08-10-2009 02:22 PM


Even colors? Hubby is the only one who wears white and I can't just do a load with 6 small things
HUH? I prefer small loads. Easier to fold and put away fast. I detest having a big load of laundry to fold and put away. Small loads are less stressful for me. Laundry is not something I like so I do it the easy way for me. DH can do it the way he likes if he prefers to. :wink:

Lisanne 08-10-2009 02:24 PM


Originally Posted by butterflywing
did you know that by adding a small amount of bleach (the amount is on the bottle) to water that you're not sure is safe to drink, you will make it safe to drink? any organisms in the water will die.

Nope, didn't know and I'll pass unless it's an emergency. I have to wonder if they use bleach in our tap water here, it smells so of chlorine. My skin and hair smell like chlorine after I shower, it's that bad.

Bevanger 08-10-2009 03:07 PM


Originally Posted by Darlene
Thanks for all of these tips my DH swears by it for cuts or sores. I guess he is right LOL.

oh yeah, i totally forgot the cuts and sores. i had alot of it on hand when david was growing up.. :lol:

Bevanger 08-10-2009 03:08 PM


Originally Posted by barnbum
Thanks, Bev!

your welcome hun

Bevanger 08-10-2009 03:09 PM


Originally Posted by Minda

Originally Posted by Bevanger

Originally Posted by Minda
I use peroxide in my laundry instead of bleach. I use it in every load.

Even colors? Hubby is the only one who wears white and I can't just do a load with 6 small things

Yes, Bev - even colors. It doesn't hurt the fabric at all. :-)

way cool. i wash clothes in the morning. i'll give it a try. oopsss how much do i use in a large load?

Bevanger 08-10-2009 03:11 PM


Originally Posted by BellaBoo

Even colors? Hubby is the only one who wears white and I can't just do a load with 6 small things
HUH? I prefer small loads. Easier to fold and put away fast. I detest having a big load of laundry to fold and put away. Small loads are less stressful for me. Laundry is not something I like so I do it the easy way for me. DH can do it the way he likes if he prefers to. :wink:

oh not me. i'd rather do 2 large loads and get it over with. i fold while watching tv so it goes faster.

Bevanger 08-10-2009 03:12 PM


Originally Posted by Lisanne

Originally Posted by butterflywing
did you know that by adding a small amount of bleach (the amount is on the bottle) to water that you're not sure is safe to drink, you will make it safe to drink? any organisms in the water will die.

Nope, didn't know and I'll pass unless it's an emergency. I have to wonder if they use bleach in our tap water here, it smells so of chlorine. My skin and hair smell like chlorine after I shower, it's that bad.

EEEEEEEWWWWWWWW I know what you mean. It got to wear we buy spring water in bottles now.

Bevanger 08-10-2009 03:13 PM


Originally Posted by butterflywing
did you know that by adding a small amount of bleach (the amount is on the bottle) to water that you're not sure is safe to drink, you will make it safe to drink? any organisms in the water will die.

I heard of this, but eeeeeeewwww yuk! :?


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