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I have this shirt

McNallyMcNally Registered User regular
edited December 2006 in Help / Advice Forum
with white and red on it



how do i wash it?

believe it or not, i have more important things to do than laugh and clap my hands... reschedule
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  • ffordefforde Registered User regular
    edited December 2006
    With cold water and other colors.

    EDIT: And if it is 100% cotton, let it air dry or it will shrink.

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  • bone daddybone daddy Registered User, ClubPA regular
    edited December 2006
    Is there a tag with care instructions/symbols or at least the material it's made of?

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  • McNallyMcNally Registered User regular
    edited December 2006
    100% cotton

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  • FibretipFibretip Registered User regular
    edited December 2006
    is it a white shirt with a red print? two different coloured materials stitched together?

    I don't know about the states, but over here in england you can buy (in any supermarket) these "colour catcher" sheets that you put in with your laundry and it catches any colour runs. It totally works, i have days when i just can't be bothered with sorting, and i just stick all my stuff in at the same time with one of these sheets and i've never had a problem. I mean you're best off taking care obviously, but these sheets work for me and my lazy laundry habits

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  • RohaqRohaq UKRegistered User regular
    edited December 2006
    Anything marked machine washable with bright colours is designed to be washed with colours, even if it has white.

    Otherwise you'd have to wash different sections of the shirt separately, and that'd be odd :P

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  • DalbozDalboz Resident Puppy Eater Right behind you...Registered User regular
    edited December 2006
    It may be meant to wash with other clothes but be careful. If you have new clothes that you need to wash, then wash them separately, because if the color on those bleed it could stain the white part of the shirt. Otherwise, just follow the instructions on the shirt tag (usually warm or cold wash; cold if you're not sure)

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  • embrikembrik Registered User regular
    edited December 2006
    Fibretip wrote:
    is it a white shirt with a red print? two different coloured materials stitched together?

    I don't know about the states, but over here in england you can buy (in any supermarket) these "colour catcher" sheets that you put in with your laundry and it catches any colour runs. It totally works, i have days when i just can't be bothered with sorting, and i just stick all my stuff in at the same time with one of these sheets and i've never had a problem. I mean you're best off taking care obviously, but these sheets work for me and my lazy laundry habits

    We have those state-side too. Here they're called "Color Catchers" (just diff spelling). They work very well.

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