So, I'm doing laundry right now and I have several different shades of red. I have the salmon-colored items and the pink items together in one pile, and the bright red items in the other. My problem is, I still have a very dark red item and a wine-red one. Should I wash them with the bright red items or with the black or dark laundry?
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I also like to separate red and pink tones but I always wash together.
If there are new dresses, I always wash them at least 1 times separately to avoid discoloration.
I always do a so-called for any laundry, whether dark, white or any colourful laundry.
“Color and dirt trap cloth” with pure. This catches color and the like, which may have washed out of a garment. So no part of me has ever faded.
So I’d wash everything together at your place, but if you really want to separate then I think it’s enough to make the dark parts to the bang red, then they’ll keep their red color better than the dark wash.
by the way, the colour-catching towels are available in any DM or in part in the country of sale, Rewe or edeka… hope I could help. :
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