Bluette Concentrated Liquid Laundry Bluing 16oz - Pack Of 3

This stuff is a serious "blast from the past". I admit that I originally purchased this for a science protect for my son . ( which did work by the way ) . I also did not pay attention to the fact that I was receiving 3 bottles instead of one . That was actually an awesome surprise since the one bottle I was originally going to purchase cost more than the three combined with the shipping fees . Any way , on to the real deal . I can never get some of my husbands white tees and socks as clean looking as I did with this . A huge key with this is to follow the directions correctly. DO NOT ! And I repeat , do not add a bunch of extra in there thinking it's going to make your items blindingly white . In fact , you'll have a nice shade of purple blue . And good luck getting it all out too . This will easily last you an incredible amount of time when used correctly . It also has a pleasant smell to it . I would easily recommend trying this out . It'll become a quick staple item in your laundry area .

I am a housekeeping manager at a very large hotel and have tried every product out there to keep our linens white. I purchased this product and tried it 2 different ways I added it to the wash cycle and the results were amazing from 1 use. For the more dingy discolored sheets and pillow cases I soaked over night and then washed them they look new again. This product has saved my company so much money from just one use. This is the only product that I will continue to use even over bleach and oxyclean. I have used everything possible to white and remove stains and this product really works thank you laundry gods!!!!

This product is great for getting whites white! I am *very* particular about washing my whites and since I started using this I am happy to report that I use less bleach now than I was using before. Before Bluette: Wash a half load of whites at full load cycle warm water with a TON of bleach, heavy load serving of Cheer, 2 scoops of Tide Oxiclean. Wash same load of whites at full load cycle cold water with recommended amount of bleach, regular serving of Cheer, 4-6 scoops of Tide Oxiclean. After Bluette: Wash a half load of whites at full load cycle warm water with the recommended amount of bleach shown on the bottle of bleach, heavy load serving of Cheer, 2 scoops of Tide Oxiclean. Wash same load of whites at full load cycle cold water with no bleach, regular serving of Cheer, 2 scoops of Tide Oxiclean, and the recommended amount of Bluette.

So I did a bunch of experiments with this in my old laundry, they key sadly is the newer the fabric the more the blue can tint it and save it from being yellow. It does not resurrect old yellow items once they are dyed yellow. The oils, sun, and just body chemistry doesnt allow it to work on older items in my opinion My trick to TRY and salvage is a nice degreaser(I've actually used the very diliuted greased ligtening before)/or vinegar pre-wash(or full wash if you want it rigorous) if you HAVE to have the item. Bleach wash. Then blue wash. Don't expect miracles, but it will get you on the right track. Bluing is a several time process in some instances. All in all add bleach/white additive your clothes first and wash if the yellow is visibly yellowing. Then go back and blu cycle. On my newer clothes the blue prevents the yellow stains from developing on a mass scale since you wash and blue them, it doesn't dominate the bluing process with massive amounts of yellow so its more balanced form the get-go. They do look better. Grays or white/gray blended fabric works the best when bluing. All in all it helps quite a bit if you commit to it, I would even recommend first wash and continued treatment with bluing. You mileage and machine may vary, been told it works better in older washer without massive spin since it saturates longer, I had a new HE front loader where I blue washed in the bleach compartment. I can see the argument because of the use of less water and less saturation. If you have HE washer do less than your normal white load for bluing and don't stuff the dang washer. Uneven bluing is the last thing you want...

Love the blue! Recently I stayed at a hotel and was contemplating, how do they keep everything so bright white?? The secret is bluing, the blue brightens the whites. FYI bleach will yellow things, kind of an oxymoron, haha! Anyhow, I didn't measure to dispense, I start the washing machine and let it fill about 4 inches from the bottom then pour approx. 3-5 ounces into the water, rotate the agitator by hand, and then the water turns a light blue. Add detergent and laundry whites or colors and wash as usual. My white towels come out glistening! I washed a cotton quilt that had a lot of white and pastels and it came out great! The shams were looking just a bit dull and this brightened them right up. Will buy again!

If you are looking for getting the yellow stain out,don't get your hopes too high. It will work if the stain has not been for a long time and if you soak,but if you use this product on a regular basis it will keep the stain out and whites white.

I really like it! we need to know how to use our products! I use Clorox jus is some stained /dirty points of the white fabric, then put in the rinse option. After that, wash with tide blue and a little Borax in the regular wash program. After that, I choose the rinse program again and put blue Downy with Bluette ( dilute it with water bc its too blue and can stain). Then its perfect Never use hot water Never mix Chlorox with detergent or vinegar or anything. Never live ant fabric deep in Chlorox for long time ( use it really fast) It works guys The idea is the same for blue shampoo when long hair is too much orange

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