Tell him you find him totally irresistible in pink undies and you can't keep your hands off him... then follow through. ;)

I think those color catchers are pretty useless. DH has a few pink ones, he doesn't care. Although he would rather have tighty whities than stinky pinkys.

Yep, I used that one on my hubby to get him to wash the dishes and he STILL does them! :lol:

did you try awesome??????????? You can get it at the $ store. DD put blueing in with white clothes, so stayed the prettiest shade of blue. However blue is not what she wanted. I tried amonia which is what it said on the bottle. They had soaked for a week and no change in color. Nothing worked and while I was in the laundry room I saw the un opened bottle of awsome. I might as well try that I had nothing to lose. With in about 15 minutes 2 of the 3 tops turned back to white. The other is still a pretty shade of blue, it will stay that way. Try awsome it might work.

Tell him that it's his duty to support breast cancer research?
The PCRA has a bull riding event every year they've titled "Real Men Wear Pink"...and all of the cowboys wear pink in some fashion.....

(Just tryin' to help you to not have to buy him new shorts...that could be fabric money!! :lol: )

Tell him he is contributing to 'Race for the Cure'.

It is cancer awarenesss month.

Rit sells something called color remover. It works pretty well for cotton.

At some point, it may just be cheaper to buy him some new ones! lol

Ritz has one called " color remover"... and baby.. if u want white... thats the way to go... I did the same thing one time.. and my boys refised the pink underwear... But beware... anything u put in the Ritz color remover u better want WHITE... it even removed the red and blue stripes on the elastic band off their Fruit of the Loom briefs.... smile. From then on... ever so often I toss the Ritz color remover in with the boys " dingy" white socks/underwear... never used bleach again!!

My DH is such a nut that he would probably wear them anyway. He is one who does not think twice about what someone else may think or say about him.