Why does white go yellowish?? - Page 2

katex · 30-08-2006, 17:35

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Originally Posted by garinda

No such thing as smoke free if you're a ciggie smoker. Sealable poly bags are the only way trust me.

'Fraid Garindas probably correct here Accymel, mine do that in the bedroom where I smoke

Wardrobe in spare bedroom, still perfect whites after a whole season.

I find never need any type of treatment, usually washes out easily in normal detergents, even colour care products. Let me know how you go on, can always ask our Laundry technician at work if ya struggling, he knows all about stains, etc., having to advise customers on curry, wine, grease, milldew and so forth, on table linen. When we do tests, guess which stains still show traces... make-up !! Scares me what I am putting on me face everyday.

Course ya' could always try givin up smoking .. tee hee. 'Do as I say, not do as I preach' springs to mind, here.

Tinkerbelle · 30-08-2006, 17:39

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Originally Posted by katex

Course ya' could always try givin up smoking ..

NOOOOOOO Kate please don't ask her to inflict that on us I have to live near her!!

accymel · 30-08-2006, 17:43

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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

NOOOOOOO Kate please don't ask her to inflict that on us I have to live near her!!

Hehehehehe see for everyones health & sanity i wont give em up

garinda · 30-08-2006, 17:46

Following on from Kate's stain tales....

I had Roger Moore's girlfriend, now wife, Christina Tholstrup, shouting at me that some shirts we had made had terrible stains on the collar.

It had happened before, and as I explained to her predecessor, it was hair dye. She screamed down the phone that he didn't dye his hair!

Presumably after a little chat between them, she phoned back later to appologise.

garinda · 30-08-2006, 17:48

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Originally Posted by accymel

Hehehehehe see for everyones health & sanity i wont give em up

Ditch the white shellsuits.

Peuce is the new black.

accymel · 30-08-2006, 17:49

OOhh laundry technician ..???? hehehehehe stain investigator hehehehe

katex · 30-08-2006, 17:51

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Originally Posted by garinda

Following on from Kate's stain tales....

I had Roger Moore's girlfriend, now wife, Christina Tholstrup, shouting at me that some shirts we had made had terrible stains on the collar.

It had happened before, and as I explained to her predecessor, it was hair dye. She screamed down the phone that he didn't dye his hair!

Presumably after a little chat between them, she phoned back later to appologise.

Oh dear, ruined my illusions here Garinda... should you be broadcasting this confidential information?

Bit of a poser though, aint he ... and sooooo worried about getting older.

accymel · 30-08-2006, 17:51

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Originally Posted by garinda

Ditch the white shellsuits.

uuurrrgghhhhhh i've never owned nor wore a shell suit in my life - im not from scoucerpool

garinda · 30-08-2006, 17:55

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Originally Posted by katex

Oh dear, ruined my illusions here Garinda... should you be broadcasting this confidential information?

Bit of a poser though, aint he ... and sooooo worried about getting older.

No he's an angel. He once spent half an hour signing autographs for a coach load of Welsh women who were down on a Christmas shopping trip, and who mobbed him.

Mind you he wasn't so angelic when I told him he'd gone up a collar size, which he said hadn't altered from his Dorethy Squires days.

katex · 30-08-2006, 17:56

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Originally Posted by accymel

OOhh laundry technician ..???? hehehehehe stain investigator hehehehe

That's what I call myself every Sunday when doing the weekly wash.

Pleeease don't divert to stains ... just put me cheese pie in the oven. Oh Gawd !! didn't mean that the way it sounds... Honest injun.

garinda · 30-08-2006, 18:00

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Originally Posted by katex

That's what I call myself every Sunday when doing the weekly wash.

Pleeease don't divert to stains ... just put me cheese pie in the oven. Oh Gawd !! didn't mean that the way it sounds... Honest injun.

Beware.

Cheese gets hot.

Stains might be the least of your troubles.

accymel · 30-08-2006, 18:02

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Originally Posted by katex

That's what I call myself every Sunday when doing the weekly wash.

Pleeease don't divert to stains ... just put me cheese pie in the oven. Oh Gawd !! didn't mean that the way it sounds... Honest injun.

Hehehehehe Kate reminds me of an episode of bad lads army when the female officer inspected the billet beds & found quite a few big stains & many red faces

Hope you aint eating melted cheese at the mo ?????? lmfao!!!!!

katex · 30-08-2006, 18:25

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Originally Posted by accymel

Hehehehehe Kate reminds me of an episode of bad lads army when the female officer inspected the billet beds & found quite a few big stains & many red faces

Hope you aint eating melted cheese at the mo ?????? lmfao!!!!!

Oh No ! Mel, this is my fault this thread sunk to this level

Actually now about to eat an M & S Cheese and Onion Pie, filled with creamy mature cheddar cheese, onion and potato, accompanied with side salad smothered in Paul Newman's own Caesar dressing plus M & S stone baked Garlic bread plus the mandatory glasses of Asda's Franzia cartoned white wine. My culinerie skills are second to none! Know, however, help is on hand if I drop the whole lot on the furniture during episode of Corrie.

eggstoocool · 01-09-2006, 21:49

I dont smoke and i used to have the same problem, I asked a dry cleaner, he told me its due to condensation. Said we all get a little condensation in our houses in the winter, and especially in our bedrooms while we are asleep, something to do with cold air and warm breath.

cashman · 01-09-2006, 22:05

think rindys hit the nail smack on, i used to smoke in the house= yellow clothes etc, since paris was badly a couple of years ago, i go outside front/back doors for a fag - only realised when i read this thread= paris aint bitched about yellow clothes etc for a couple of years. its a ****** when its raining mel but you get used to it.