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is there a way to neutralize bleach?

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I'm having issues where some clothes of mine have bleach-like stains (faintly, but definitely there) although I am not using bleach on anything but whites. I think it's possible it might not be entirely draining since they're front-load washers, is there a way I could neutralize any leftover bleach from affecting the next load?
 
Run the washer with no clothes in it.
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Chlorine?


Ammonia?

Both work equally well

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Bleach is chlorinated lye.
 
I had the same problem. I would just run another rinse cycle with nothing in the washer. I haven't had it since.

It may not be the bleach, but something else you are coming in contact with during the day.
 
It may not be bleach. Once a month run an empty load with a gallon of vineger. The acetic acid in vinegar will remove all sorts of built up crap and rust from your washer.
 
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