Banal. The apron in the washing machine turned black, stained. None of the available means did anything. It does not bother but looks terrible. Is there any secret way besides replacing it with a new one ??

Unfortunately, or maybe fortunately, but it is. Remove the apron from the washing machine and immerse for a few hours in a bowl with a chlorine-based detergent, eg ACE (undiluted). Wash and put back into the washing machine. After such an operation, the apron looks like a funkiel tease. Checked.

I dip it in diluted with water 1: 1. First of all, because there is more fluid in the machine and it is easier to dip the apron into it. Secondly, because I usually soak overnight, and a few soaked in too strong a solution have already shrunk to me Maybe a flaw of rubber, but the apron is practically unusable (although clean).

With a lot of processing (in thousands) of equipment brought from Germany, I won't argue how it works, but it's probably not about water. Maybe some of the aprons had been lying for too long, but they were definitely felted after taking them out and could not be stretched. I think your way is faster, but I don't have the head to guard my apron like eggs (lest it come out hard) hence the suggestion.

I tried with chlorine preparations but without soaking .. We will see ..

I wouldn't have frayed my fingers on the keyboard if I hadn't checked what I wrote above. Chlorine Rubber Is Shrinking? Never heard about it...

These stains can come from fungi - mold, I read somewhere on dishwashers that these stains on rubber elements come from them. Industry specifics recommend replacing them with new ones.

Well, I found a way ... I found such a Savo trickle of a characteristic flash. No Genie from this chlorine-based flask after 3 sprays and wiping with a cloth led to almost novelty. In some places there are slightly grayish stains, but it is much better. Some water went to rinse but the smell was gone. Well, without undressing!

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#1 10011248 10 Oct 2011 01:20

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Banal.
The apron in the washing machine turned black, stained. None of the available means did anything.
It does not bother but looks terrible.
Is there any secret way besides replacing it with a new one ??
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#2 10011591 10 Oct 2011 10:12

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W.Wojtek wrote:
Is there any secret way besides replacing it with a new one ??

There isn't.
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nares wrote:

W.Wojtek wrote:
Is there any secret way besides replacing it with a new one ??

There isn't.

Unfortunately, or maybe "fortunately", but it is.
Remove the apron from the washing machine and immerse for a few hours in a bowl with a chlorine-based detergent, eg ACE (undiluted). Wash and put back into the washing machine.
After such an operation, the apron looks like a funkiel tease.
Checked.
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#4 10013494 10 Oct 2011 20:08

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I tried with chlorine preparations but without soaking .. We will see ..
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#5 10013578 10 Oct 2011 20:23

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I dip it in diluted with water 1: 1.
First of all, because there is more fluid in the machine and it is easier to dip the apron into it. Secondly, because I usually soak overnight, and a few soaked in too strong a solution have already shrunk to me
Maybe a flaw of rubber, but the apron is practically unusable (although clean).
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Jowisz wrote:
I dip it in diluted with water 1: 1.
First of all, because there is more fluid in the machine and it is easier to dip the apron into it. Secondly, because I usually soak overnight, and a few soaked in too strong a solution have already shrunk to me
Maybe a flaw of rubber, but the apron is practically unusable (although clean).

I wouldn't have frayed my fingers on the keyboard if I hadn't checked what I wrote above.
Chlorine Rubber Is Shrinking? Never heard about it...
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#7 10014226 10 Oct 2011 22:16

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With a lot of processing (in thousands) of equipment brought from Germany, I won't argue how it works, but it's probably not about water.
Maybe some of the aprons had been lying for too long, but they were definitely "felted" after taking them out and could not be stretched.
I think your way is faster, but I don't have the head to guard my apron like eggs (lest it come out hard) hence the suggestion.
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#8 10061083 24 Oct 2011 17:18

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These stains can come from fungi - mold, I read somewhere on dishwashers that these stains on rubber elements come from them. Industry specifics recommend replacing them with new ones.
#9 11301668 11 Sep 2012 22:05

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Well, I found a way ...
I found such a "Savo" trickle of a characteristic flash.
No Genie from this chlorine-based flask after 3 sprays and wiping with a cloth led to almost novelty. In some places there are slightly grayish stains, but it is much better. Some water went to rinse but the smell was gone.
Well, without undressing!
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The discussion revolves around cleaning a stained apron that turned black after being washed in a washing machine. Users suggest various methods for cleaning, including soaking the apron in a chlorine-based detergent like ACE for several hours, which reportedly restores its appearance. Some users mention trying diluted chlorine solutions and express concerns about potential shrinkage of the apron material. One user found success using a product called "Savo," which significantly improved the apron’s condition with minimal effort. There are also mentions of mold-related stains and the recommendation to replace the apron if cleaning fails.
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