Removing yellow poop stains??? SOS

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Holy crap this stuff is the most powerful dye known to man. I cannot get it out of anything it touches. Even bleach won't help. Had anyone had any success?? I'm talking about newborn yellow seedy poop. Help!!!

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With cloth diapers, they recommend sun bleaching any leftover diaper stains. Not sure how big the item is you're trying to clean, but maybe put it in the sun for a bit?

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Thank you so much for your ideas Everyone!!! I'm going to try them ALL

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Try a mixture of baking soda, dawn, and white vinegar. White vinegar is amazing

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Babyganics stain and odor remover has always taken out yellow stains out the first time. Even on his white bedding!

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Try super hot water and peroxide

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I have no trouble getting it out with a normal wash (cold water & detergent) if I put it in right away-- even if I don't want to do a load right away, I start filling the washer & put the detergent in, then pause it so that the item soaks until I run the load. If you have the access to a washer to do that, give it a try! :)

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I bought a little scrubby brush from dollar store, put it in COLD water in the sink and scrub with a little bit of detergent. Then put it in the washer on a cold wash. Always cold. I had to throw away a few onesies before I figured out the cold water thing. I found once it was washed in warm or hot water that just set the stain and impossible to get out then.

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I use OxyClean. Douse the spot, scrub with an old toothbrush, and let it sit (usually longer than 5 minutes because I have to use a laundromat) and it disappears after it's washed!

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Shout or dreft stain rover has saved many of my sons clothes

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