Does it say if you can bleach them?
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I would highly recommend this set! It washes up great and is super soft! My daughter loves it...
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Yes, they are intended for that purpose. Wash them in hot, soapy water after use and, for greater security, you can dip them in a dilute solution of bleach.
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Yes. However, they will last longer and keep their edge longer if you hand wash them.
750265
Yes u can I have bleached hair and I use it the highlighted sections may be a bit lighter than the other sections tho. Well that's how it worked on my hair lol
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Yes! Only if you leave the bleach on long enough. But be aware that bleach is very damaging to hair and will leave it a little coarse. I suggest buying a hair treatment or special conditioner for after.
717910
Yes! I think you get two bigger syringes of bleach. You only need a tiny bit in each tray or you'll burn your gums.
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I haven't tried it but I don't think I'd do that because of the number of times you'll be washing and bleaching a bib. I ordered a package of them them in White and a package in the boy colors and a package in the girl colors. Everyone loves them. I like to embroider them and give them as gifts. Terrific value!
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no. I have used it and sprayed directly on my furniture and it has never bleached it.
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Absolutely, but for both. It depends on your other attire. Will you be wearing a light, or even white shirt? Better get a white one for that. If wearing something dark, of course, the black is it. Only problem I'm running into with the white ones is how they get dingier after every wash. I will try to soak them in a bleach solution for about 20 to 30 minutes, then run them through the wash again, to see if it brightens them up. I have 5 white ones, one black. I try to budget a new purchase each month. The black is great, no turning grey like the white, but black is easily discolored by any bleach. I think that's it. You are welcome to inquire further. Phil Absolutely, but for both. It depends on your other attire. Will you be wearing a light, or even white shirt? Better get a white one for that. If wearing something dark, of course, the black is it. Only problem I'm running into with the white ones is how they get dingier after every wash. I will try to soak them in a bleach solution for about 20 to 30 minutes, then run them through the wash again, to see if it brightens them up. I have 5 white ones, one black. I try to budget a new purchase each month. The black is great, no turning grey like the white, but black is easily discolored by any... » Read More Absolutely, but for both. It depends on your other attire. Will you be wearing a light, or even white shirt? Better get a white one for that. If wearing something dark, of course, the black is it. Only problem I'm running into with the white ones is how they get dingier after every wash. I will try to soak them in a bleach solution for about 20 to 30 minutes, then run them through the wash again, to see if it brightens them up. I have 5 white ones, one black. I try to budget a new purchase each month. The black is great, no turning grey like the white, but black is easily discolored by any bleach. I think that's it. You are welcome to inquire further. Phil « Show Less
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I have not used them with a bleach solution. Can't see why they would not be ok....nothing in the description suggested NOT using them with bleach.
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Yes, you can. I usually clip on my belt. I don't wipe with bleach that often, but I don't see any problem with that.
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I don't think so. Nothing on the packaging or inside specifies that they do.
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Yes but I suggest you don't buy them. They don't look anything like the picture. The colors are super light, you can barely tell the difference between colors.
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I think so. I use them to make burp cloths, but they can be was in hot water with Bleach.
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I've had these things clean stuff that bleach couldn't. Different technologies. I would definitely try them.
758144
I haven't tried bleaching but they are 100% cotton. When I had a restaurant, I always used spray n wash (now called resolve). Less caustic than bleach and did amazing stain removal on cotton napkins. The trick is to get to the stains quickly (after your guests leave, of course!).
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No. You can clean them with a damp cloth of soapy water or bleach/water or vinegar/water. They are super thin; we'll never buy them again.