How to prevent the color on clothes from running off when you wash?

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Some new clothes I buy appears to have a lot of coloring on it, and it runs when you put it in the wash, dyeing everything else. :(

Any way to stop this other than washing seperately?
 

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Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Wash them by themselves a few times. They should stop after that.

That's what a currently do, but it's a pain, and sometimes the bad ones start again after a little while. They are tricky...
 

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you want to put all your colored clothes together on warm wash with a half a cup of detergent (medium load). medium dry.
 

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Originally posted by: clicknext
Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Wash them by themselves a few times. They should stop after that.

That's what a currently do, but it's a pain, and sometimes the bad ones start again after a little while. They are tricky...
What brand are they? I don't think I've ever had clothes that bled, and certainly not after a few washes. I'd take them back if it doesn't stop.
 

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Originally posted by: MacBaine
Wash in cold water......

and use woolite dark....also wash with similar colors.

I can throw every piece of clothing I own in and just use cold water... I have never had anything run.
 

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Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Originally posted by: clicknext
Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Wash them by themselves a few times. They should stop after that.

That's what a currently do, but it's a pain, and sometimes the bad ones start again after a little while. They are tricky...
What brand are they? I think I've ever had clothes that bled, and certainly not after a few washes. I'd take them back if it doesn't stop.
Reebok. Basketball shorts... lol, figures.