HOW CAN I PREVENT STAINING MY DOLL?

Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 10:45 pm

How would you answer that question?
Please feel free to expand as well...
As always, I will start things off

There are several ways to help.
One is to prevent staining is to make sure you wash the clothing properly.
The method we suggest is washing clothing in a white bucket...
Fill bucket with soap and water
Wash
Water turns grey
Empty and repeat
Do this until water is clear
Let item dry
Tie around a block of TPE
Place books on top of it for PRESSURE
Wait 48 hours
This method has never failed INDIGO 20.

Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 10:48 pm

Another method is layering her clothing
For example, under a black skirt, you have a white skirt.
You can get her a crotch less body stocking as well

Brun2166 · Post by **Brun2166** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 10:50 pm

That’s a great idea Jeff I would have never though of that.

Endless War · Post by **Endless War** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:01 pm

1. Use Natural fibers.
2. Avoid long expose to compression points.

Carbon 13 has worn this cotton tank for at least 5 months straight.
I never washed, treated or layered it and as you can see she's pale as sh-t.

Also notice I put cotton where the straps are to avoid compression points.

Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:06 pm

1. Use Natural fibers.
2. Avoid long expose to compression points.

Thank you....

Dees luver · Post by **Dees luver** » Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:40 pm

I’ve had really good luck with this Stuff soaking overnight then using Jeff’s wash and repeat method Until no color comes out
Woolite locks in colors

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Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Mon Jan 20, 2020 2:11 am

Do not use mineral oil / baby oil / vaseline for removing color stains caused from clothing !

The clothing industry is using a lot of oil-soluble color pigments.
Therewith you have a high chance of causing a permanent pigmentation inside the TPE.
This happens because the mineral oil / baby oil / vaseline can firmly anchor these oil-soluble color pigments within the TPE structure.

Above from Indigo 20

Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Mon Jan 20, 2020 2:15 am

You can learn about how some push while his pulls out the stain here

Kira-sama · Post by **Kira-sama** » Mon Jan 20, 2020 12:04 pm

Easiest way to avoid stains is to use only white clothing, and change everything in your house to white fabric or cover everything in a white blanket before putting a doll on top of whatever surface she will be laying/sitting on.

Post by **Booty Call Dolls** » Tue Jan 21, 2020 1:36 am

And remember, do not do what I did many, many years ago...I moved a naked WM 155 DD and I was wearing a Tommy Hilfilger shirt with the big red J in the middle.

Richard V · Post by **Richard V** » Mon Feb 03, 2020 8:34 pm

Has anyone tried Retayne Color Fixative ?
Has anyone tried the White Vinegar,Salt and soak method ?

https://www.wikihow.com/Set-Dyed-Fabric https://www.walmart.com/ip/Retayne-Colo ... /107158896

Results ? Comments ? Experience ?

chengsta · Post by **chengsta** » Mon Feb 03, 2020 8:44 pm

I find that polyester never stains my dolls, black.

Richard V · Post by **Richard V** » Fri Feb 07, 2020 8:40 pm

Retayne “Stop the Bleeding” Test: Goodwill Store this week. Found a Forever 21 style red hoodie and a Hot Pink Sports Top. Yes, I know these colors are a dye bleeding problem, but they are so.cute. And@ $8.00 for the two garments….
So once home, I individual tested each garment for dye bleeding. Hand washing with hot water only in a large bowl. Both final horribly. Seriously coloring the water of the two bowls.

I considered my hand wash test as 1 washing. The Red Hoodie I washed 2x with the regular laundry. Soap/warm water. The Hot Pink top, I just hang to dry in the shower while it continuing to drip dye.
Then, I threat both items with Retayne following the instructions. Then, into the washing machine again, no soap, warm water only

The results: The Red Hoodie no longer bleeds. The Hot Pink top does. Consider, the red hoodie has now been washed 4x. The Pink top 2x.

At $6.00 for a 4oz bottle, (I used 2 oz.) and with this result, I’m not convinced this is a solution.

I will be trying White Vinegar and Epson Salts next.

Thoughts? Comments ? Experience?

sallan1 · Post by **sallan1** » Fri Feb 07, 2020 8:46 pm

Richard V wrote:Has anyone tried Retayne Color Fixative ?
Has anyone tried the White Vinegar,Salt and soak method ?

https://www.wikihow.com/Set-Dyed-Fabric https://www.walmart.com/ip/Retayne-Colo ... /107158896

Results ? Comments ? Experience ?

I've used this, and it works very well. I still will avoid reds and blacks that aren't satin or silk for the most part, but two weeks and no stains from any clothing, and my girl is always dressed for the most part.

One thing I will say, be cautious of the cloths you mix together in this mixture. While the cloths didn't stain my doll, they did stain a nice pair of pink nylons I had in the same bucket with the darker cloths. I may be able to get those out with a separate treatment, that said, it does work in my experience.

keeneye · Post by **keeneye** » Wed Feb 19, 2020 12:48 pm

Some great tips here.. But my doll is brown and my new doll on the way will be black. My brown doll darkens her white clothing since she has to be powdered with baby powder mixed with some cocoa powder or she will look lighter and greyish. Any one with a darker skinned doll who has some feed back on clothing colors?

I do get tights that match her skin tone and then put black mesh tights or pull ups and garter as some black did leach into her before I knew about prepping the fabric.

Brown dolls also discolor white sheets when she is newer. So then I put a white towel under her to see what happens before she lays on the sheets. I also have one fitted sheet that is almost her skin tone so it wont show.