Getting bandages and saddle cloths white.

[reindeerlover]

Anyone got any ideas? I've tried washing them several times, used vanish/nappy cleaner/90 degree washes and they still have grubby marks. I also have white riding jeans with stains on them. Why use white?? It's just silly but it does look smart when new

I have also tried soaking them in diluted parazone bleach but even that doesn't do it! A bit expensive to use undiluted but if anyone has tried it with success I'll give it a go... Nationals this weekend so must look good. (all the gear, no idea type of thing! )

 

[hayinamanger]

Yikes, don't use bleach, it takes the colour out of white and turns it a pale yellow, not a good look!
Aerial liquid, the green one is very good for making everything sparkly white..even horses.

 

[ChunkyMonkey25]

glo white or aerial stain remover whitener! My white saddlecloths go from black to shiny white with a mix of these!!

 

[reindeerlover]

glo white or aerial stain remover whitener! My white saddlecloths go from black to shiny white with a mix of these!!

OOOH, that sounds good! Do they go in the machine?

 

[ChunkyMonkey25]

yep - literally makes them so bright people cannot look at us! Amazing inventions!

 

[reindeerlover]

yep - literally makes them so bright people cannot look at us! Amazing inventions!

That would be great! I do need a way to make people not see me fall off....

 

[Abbeygale]

I use this stuff:

http://www.twenga.co.uk/dir-Supplies,Household-cleaning-products,Degreasing-agent-39266

I found it in The Range - spray it on to the marks and then bung it in the washing machine - et voila - spanky shiny white stuff

 

[Smile_and_Wave]

mum just uses persil non bio and all mine come up nice and white dont seem to have a problem with it