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How do you get men's white y-fronts clean without using bio detergent (which they are so often allergic to) and a boil wash, which ruins the elastic ... c

(137 Posts)
Alea Tue 02-Feb-16 10:18:45

If "Stain remover" and a very hot wash don't do the business, bin them and buy new.

Teetime Tue 02-Feb-16 10:18:28

My mother used to boil my fathers and use them as dusters once they lost their whiteness. I was always embarrassed to do her dusting with my fathers old pants.

DH is a smoothie- only wears plain black slips- and yes he has the figure for it. grin

Ana Tue 02-Feb-16 10:16:08

Yes, I was just thinking that Jalima. They aren't that expensive that you have to hang on to them when they're old and discoloured...(the pants, that is!).

Jalima Tue 02-Feb-16 10:14:11

I am sure that cotton is biodegradable - it's a natural fabric.

So the bin and a trip to M&S for some new ones

jinglbellsfrocks Tue 02-Feb-16 10:13:32

And be warned Grannyknot (and others). Coloured ones just don't show marks discolouration. It's still there.

#headinthesandattitude

Riverwalk Tue 02-Feb-16 10:12:10

jings grin

Purpledaffodil Tue 02-Feb-16 10:11:54

grin Grannyknot. I so agree with you. And if the wearer objects, then let him wash them himself!

rosesarered Tue 02-Feb-16 10:11:31

Is there a competition on at the moment for who can start threads with the most unsavoury titles and contents??

jinglbellsfrocks Tue 02-Feb-16 10:11:17

My old feller. White cotton ones from Marks and Sparks. Always has done, always will. He can't be he only one or M and S wouldn't stock 'em.

Chucking in the bin somehow seems a bit un-ecological.

Jalima Tue 02-Feb-16 10:10:58

Is this a companion thread to That Other One?
Ie washing intimate parts?
grin
They still sell them so lots of men must wear them
And as they're all cotton they must be better in very hot weather than nasty polycotton

Grannyknot Tue 02-Feb-16 10:06:37

I'd chuck them in the bin.

Who wears white Y-fronts in this day and age?

jinglbellsfrocks Tue 02-Feb-16 10:03:32

...so that you don't get grey pants with, shall we say, 'off colour' middle bits?