A RESELLER has given insight into how they tidy up their bargain finds.
They said that they learned their laundry tip from an old lady.
A Redditor shared their method for getting stains out of second-hand clothing (stock photo)[/caption]Redditor Cat5edope posted the cleaning advice to the social media platform.
“Tip for removing stains [from a] clothing reseller,” they said.
“Generally I try to avoid buying items with stains but sometimes I miss stuff.
“An old lady told me about a laundry trick that has worked really well for me on removing stains to restore value.”
The Redditor explained their method, which they said works every time.
“Mix laundry detergent Borax Washing Soda Oxiclean in a bucket or washing machine with hot water and let the stained clothes soak overnight. Then wash as normal,” they said.
They added it’s a “100% success rate with my items so far.
“And the amount of crap that comes out of these clothes into the water is disgusting.
“Hopefully this can help someone out there.”
Several Redditors weighed in on the “old lady” laundry hack in the comments section.
“Is there any discoloration or difference in feel?” one asked.
“Before washing after soaking it feels weird almost slimy after the wash everything I’ve done feels like regular clothing,” they replied.
“No discoloration yet, I’ve done a couple of items this May, maybe seven.”
One Redditor even chimed in to give their own laundry advice.
They were all too familiar with cleaning stains off of second-hand items.
“A woman who had a children’s resale shop told me her secret to stain removal,” they said.
“You add a cup of powdered dishwasher detergent and a cup of Clorox or other oxygenating bleach powder to a bucket of hot water, or a small load in the washer.
“You can put several stained or dingy articles of clothing in.
“Let it soak overnight and then wash normally.
“I used this method for my children’s clothes for years,” the parent added.
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