🌫️ Pack of 12 Bluette Laundry Bluing, 16 fl oz – Ideal for vibrant whitening and brightening Review

My white laundry turned yellow. The more bleach, the yellower. I remember my mother using Blueing, which was wrapped in a tight form in a small cloth bag tossed in the car. Well the pouch is no more but this product was delivered and used for the first time last week. A few ounces are added to the machine as it fills up before adding white and NO BLEACH was required to get the Ts and linens looking white again. That didn't help the badly yellowed pillowcases. But I didn't expect them to turn…

I started using Mrs Stewart's Blueing Solution about a year ago and was immediately impressed with how white it leaves my clothes and it only takes 1 teaspoon per gallon of water from an 8 bottle ounce . approx. 48 loads of laundry. Then I came across this Bluette advert which, despite selling for about double what Ms Stewart's, had 12 bottles totaling 192 ounces, which should have been a better deal right? Not necessarily, as the Bluette brand isn't as concentrated, with directions calling for

I don't know about the water where you live but my water is terrible. There are many problems with it, from high levels of arsenic (left over from the dairy industry 60 years ago) to high levels of sulfur (tasty and enjoyable) and some "natural organic compounds" that, while safe, save our water. nice dull tawny. Needless to say we don't drink it, but I also found the laundry to be another mess. Many of my white ones (and some of my colored ones) have brown stains after washing, I assume due to