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| Hi all,
I don't know if there is any solution to my problem, but if there is, I figured someone here might have it. I fell asleep on top of my new, blue, 70% pima cotton/30% combed cotton duvet and I had benzoyl peroxide acne cream on my face. The duvet is bleached in the area where my face was, not surprisingly. Now, I want to wash the duvet, but I am concerned about further bleaching when it's in the wash and the benzoyl peroxide/bleach starts to disperse. Is there any way to limit or prevent further bleaching when I wash it? Thanks!
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| Water should dulute the peroxide with no problem. Also peroxide becomes inactive once it is exposed to air for a period of time. |
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- Posted by nappyhairbigteeth (My Page) on Sun, Aug 21, 11 at 10:47
| Thank you, gates! |
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| I can recommend a reputable pharmacy (Benzoyl Peroxide) - onlinecheappills.com Good price and quality. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Order Benzoyl Peroxide
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- Posted by livebetter (My Page) on Tue, Feb 28, 12 at 10:40
| onlinecheappills.com is terrible they apparently cannot read the terms of this website shame on them |
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