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Old Mar 05, 2008, 03:47 PM
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your colors will not fade if...

Launder all your scrubs in Dreft or ivory snow ONLY.
And any other important clothing you want to preserve.
The colors will have minimal to no fading because it's pure ...
no added 'brighteners/whiteners' that really cause fading in the end.
I prefer dreft, ivory snow is too concentrated....it's harder to rinse.

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