MAGIC RECIPE TO GET CRAYONS OUT OF CLOTHING

02/23/2012 6:01 am · 4 comments

load of clothes

Have any of you  washed a crayon with your clothes, and ruined a whole load of clothes?  My friend Mellisa did this the other day (with her kids brand new summer clothes) she was so excited when she was able to get it all out with a “magic recipe” that she was willing to share it with all of you…

Here is the magic recipe:
1 c. Clorox 2
1 c. Borax
1 c. white vinegar
1 c. hydrogen peroxide
1 c. Triple Action Shout
3/4 c. Oxy Magic

It’ll cost you about $30 to get it all but that is better than having to replace your clothes (which I’m sure would cost hundreds). Put your “ruined” clothes in the washer and put all of these ingredients on top of them. Set your washer to hot water and to a heavily soiled setting. The clothes need to soak for at least 30 minutes (so depending on what kind of washer you have- either use soak option on washer or fill your tub with enough hot water to soak the clothes). Then wash normally with your regular detergent.

I seriously do not have a single sign of red or pink in my clothes. I am thrilled with the results. Think of me when/if you have to use this and let me know how it worked for you.

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Stacy February 23, 2012 at 11:16 am

Dang I wish I would have known about this a couple of weeks ago. My son “helped out” and did a load of laundry. A whole load of clothes was washed with Wild Berry Crayons. I ended up throwing almost all of them away!! I’ll remember this for next time though, with six kids I am sure there will be a next time!!
thanks for the tip! :)

Christy February 23, 2012 at 11:00 am

Is this only for whites or can all of those clorox and peroxides be used on colored clothings?

Thanks for the recipe!

Margaret February 23, 2012 at 10:48 am

This just happened to someone I know and I believe she just used baking soda to get the crayon out. Sounds a lot easier and cheaper than using all these different ingredients.

Tonya February 23, 2012 at 6:59 am

Big thanks Mellisa for sharing your magic recipe!!! Glad you were able to keep your new clothes brand new by getting the crayon out!

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