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[Katcat1]

@Boehm Collector  DO NOT use bleach.  The whole purpose of the HP is to eliminate bleach.

[Boehm Collector]

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@Katcat1 wrote:

@Boehm Collector  DO NOT use bleach.  The whole purpose of the HP is to eliminate bleach.

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Thank you, @Katcat1 

[SuesCat]

@AngelPuppy1  I once used hydrogen peroxide in the laundry when washing a pink flannel duvet cover. I was left with big white blotches all over it. That was my experience, but i hope others have had better results! (Also, i can't remember whether i put it directly on the stains or in the wash water.)

I do think it works great on white. I don't think i ever heard of using salt water...  thanks to all who mentioned that!

[goldensrbest]

There is a household cleaner flo-kem, i use that,also the sodium percarbonate is really good.

[AngelPuppy1]

@SuesCat 

Thanks!  Well,that is not a good result!  

[Katcat1]

@SuesCat  @AngelPuppy1    Hydrogen Peroxide (HP) is excellent for whites.  I have also used it directly on a stain that was on colored pajamas (baby blue) and it was okay.  It is suggested for brights colors and darks to color test first.  My white towels came out very bright.

[AngelPuppy1]

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@Katcat1 wrote:

@SuesCat  @AngelPuppy1    Hydrogen Peroxide (HP) is excellent for whites.  I have also used it directly on a stain that was on colored pajamas (baby blue) and it was okay.  It is suggested for brights colors and darks to color test first.  My white towels came out very bright.

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@Katcat1 

Thanks!  I appreciate!!!