🧺 RetroClean Cleaning Solution Bag Review

I buy a lot of vintage bedding on sale. I usually use a combination of Restoration and/or Biz and/or OxyClean to clean them, but decided to give this product a try since the Restoration I usually use is about $800 a bucket lol. I bought this for about $18 for a one pound bag which is way overpriced in my opinion. I was surprised how small the one pound bag really is. It's hard to tell if he restored both the linens and the restoration as each piece is different, but I think it did a good job. I

Okay I bought this thinking the reviews were probably more hype for a product that was reliable but not wonderful. SO WRONG. I found a stunning vintage quilt that was in great shape structurally but had aged so much because the fabric had darkened and yellowed from decades of storage and dust collection. d Wash normally first, wait for the Retro Clean to arrive and trust a normal wash to do most of the work. I washed in hot water and soaked in my heavy duty machine for an hour. When it came out

I first bought this detergent for heirlooms and quilts. It did such a good job that I now use it for everything including removing food stains from bibs. What you should know: 1. You must follow the instructions. (To cry, don't put it in the washing machine as a detergent additive. It's not.) 2. The water needs to stay warm (leave the bucket in the sun when it's warm outside).3. Most of my cases are resolved in a few hours but some of them have taken 2 days.4. It is intended for natural fibers…