Well washing the black blouse in cold water with like colors is good. Using Woolite detergent for dark colors is best its next to the Woolite gentle cycle in stores. Wash the blouse in the gentle cycle. References :
Are you sure it's silk? I don't think that silk bleeds… But anyway your not supposed to wash silk! Your supposed to dry clean it… try reading the tag… References :
It must be still new. Maybe after you wash it a few more times, and maybe dry it in the dryer, (not to long) it won't do it anymore. Good Luck! References :
MAYBE YOU HAVE BEEN BLESSED WITH A LEMON… AND YES, YOU CAN WASH SILK IF THE TAG SAYS IT'S WASHABLE. THE ONLY THING I KNOW IS TO PUT A CUP OF SALT IN THE WASH ALONG WITH YOUR DETERGENT. THAT WILL SET THE COLORS THAT RUN. MY SALES REPS TOLD ME THAT WHEN I WAS A BUYER OF CLOTHING FOR A GIFT SHOP. I HAVE DONE THAT ON MY OWN CLOTHING AND IT WORKED FOR ME. HOPE THIS HELPS. References :
I have used salt in cold water for the clothes that bled colors like your blouse. I used about 1/4 cup of salt when using the gentle cycle on my washing machine and 1/2 less if hand washing. Another tip, make sure the salt is dissolved before placing the garment in the water. The suggestion of a gentle detergent should help as well. Hope this helps you too References :
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throw it away!
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Cold Water- soak and rinse until it stops "bleeding". have you also tried to (hand wash) with woolite for dark colors?
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Well washing the black blouse in cold water with like colors is good. Using Woolite detergent for dark colors is best its next to the Woolite gentle cycle in stores. Wash the blouse in the gentle cycle.
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Are you sure it's silk? I don't think that silk bleeds… But anyway your not supposed to wash silk! Your supposed to dry clean it… try reading the tag…
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It must be still new. Maybe after you wash it a few more times, and maybe dry it in the dryer, (not to long) it won't do it anymore. Good Luck!
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MAYBE YOU HAVE BEEN BLESSED WITH A LEMON… AND YES, YOU CAN WASH SILK IF THE TAG SAYS IT'S WASHABLE. THE ONLY THING I KNOW IS TO PUT A CUP OF SALT IN THE WASH ALONG WITH YOUR DETERGENT. THAT WILL SET THE COLORS THAT RUN. MY SALES REPS TOLD ME THAT WHEN I WAS A BUYER OF CLOTHING FOR A GIFT SHOP. I HAVE DONE THAT ON MY OWN CLOTHING AND IT WORKED FOR ME. HOPE THIS HELPS.
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Elevate the blouse and apply a tourniquet immediately!
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I have used salt in cold water for the clothes that bled colors like your blouse. I used about 1/4 cup of salt when using the gentle cycle on my washing machine and 1/2 less if hand washing. Another tip, make sure the salt is dissolved before placing the garment in the water. The suggestion of a gentle detergent should help as well. Hope this helps you too
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Try salt and vinegar in the water
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there is a product out there called color catcher made by Shout that collects the bleeding, and its dryer safe also
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If its still bleeding its probably not 100% silk.
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