coolbox
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washed but still there ,help please.
mildew on me curtains
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VicS
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This is a topic which has cropped up several times. I cannot remember a real solution being suggested. Try a search, going back for quite a while as I may have forgotten something.
Have you tried soaking in an oxygen bleach, such as Vanish (for coloureds)
Have you tried soaking in an oxygen bleach, such as Vanish (for coloureds)
No Regrets
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Milton, or a solution of, I believe works a treat!
VicS
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Milton, or a solution of, I believe works a treat!
[/ QUOTE ] Generally chlorine based bleaches are not recommended for synthetic fabrics.
Milton, or a solution of, I believe works a treat!
[/ QUOTE ] Generally chlorine based bleaches are not recommended for synthetic fabrics.
No Regrets
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Nor is Mildew /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
jerryat
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Napisan works superbly. However, I found that with our curtains, they needed to be left soaking for a full two days in order to totally remove any sign of the mildew spots.
The curtains were completely unharmed and looked like new. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
The curtains were completely unharmed and looked like new. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
VicS
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Napisan
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In fact contains an oxygen bleach.
Good tip
Napisan
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Good tip
Richard10002
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Took ours to the dry cleaners, she tested one curtain and it came up clean, so did the rest - not cheap, but it worked.
Dave99
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was also going to suggest H202 aka hydrogen peroxide as opposed to chlorine bleach - not tried it but my contact in America swears by it. May obviously cause colour loss
VicS
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was also going to suggest H202 aka hydrogen peroxide
[/ QUOTE ] Yes. Oygen bleaches commonly contain sodium peroxycarbonate which is virtually washing soda with hydrogen peroxide instead of water combined in the crystals.
If you get "100vol" hydrogen peroxide keep it off your skin and dilute it for use.
was also going to suggest H202 aka hydrogen peroxide
[/ QUOTE ] Yes. Oygen bleaches commonly contain sodium peroxycarbonate which is virtually washing soda with hydrogen peroxide instead of water combined in the crystals.
If you get "100vol" hydrogen peroxide keep it off your skin and dilute it for use.
steve28
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Any of the laundry Oxi clean Products will remove the marks, we used the one that iceland sells for a pound.
