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#248371 - 09/06/08 01:35 PM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: blueshift]
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Member MaleSurvivor
Registered: 06/20/08
Posts: 483
Loc: MD
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Doug,
Have you tried spot remover with one of the old fashioned scrubbing boards? If the regular detergent removers won't work, take a step up to the industrial strength. I think they sell them at some of the warehouse chains.
If this seems like too much work, just can the coloreds and move to whites. It sucks, but it was easier for me. I feel dirty discussing this too.
Brian
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#248376 - 09/06/08 01:52 PM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: LN3(SS)]
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Member MaleSurvivor
Registered: 02/07/08
Posts: 1371
Loc: state of holeecrapdood
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Guys It's crappy (pun intended). But we have also been conditioned to view the body's natural funtions shamefully. Many men deal with leakage. My effect was the opposite, it was more of a blockage. I had to have an anal dilation in my early 20's. Try vinegar or salt http://home.howstuffworks.com/laundry-tips.htmC
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#248377 - 09/06/08 01:52 PM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: LN3(SS)]
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Member MaleSurvivor
Registered: 05/20/08
Posts: 2826
Loc: Denver, CO
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Spray & Wash, which is used to pre-treat stains works 90% of the time for me, and my wife is a big fan of a washing machine additive called Sun Oxygen Cleaner. Use them together and it is almost foolproof. Maybe use a scented detergent too.
Mark
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#248378 - 09/06/08 02:12 PM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: Trucker51]
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Member MaleSurvivor
Registered: 11/14/06
Posts: 1236
Loc: Baltimore, Maryland
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There's no shame in wearing disposable undergarments, I feel. And there's some out there where no one could even notice. Might save you a lot of headache. *shrug*
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#248555 - 09/07/08 08:44 PM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: blueshift]
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Moderator MaleSurvivor
Registered: 02/26/08
Posts: 6159
Loc: USA
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Blue, The skid marks are from a small amount of bleeding. Blood doesn't come out with bleaches or ordinary laundry. It has to be removed prior to laundering. Spray them before washing with a product called Spray 'n Wash or equivalent. The skid marks are rust. Blood is oxidized to rust particles by bleaches and washing. Rust is extremely difficult or impossible to remove. You may have had some damage to the anal sphyncter which is not healing properly. It is impossible to tell without examination by a competent physician. When they check your prostate gland the idea is to not linger. They usually don't examine very well. I sometimes have skid marks too. I had the flashlight routine also as a kid but with other tools. My doctor identified scar tissue a number of years ago. Bleeding hemorrhoids can also cause the skid marks. Lots of people have the hemorrhoid problem. Hemorrhoids, if you have them, are not from your trauma but have another unrelated cause. There are dietary treatments for hemorrhoids if that is what you have. puffer 
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#248850 - 09/09/08 01:29 PM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: pufferfish]
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Moderator MaleSurvivor
Registered: 08/07/04
Posts: 3310
Loc: Northern Wisconsin
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Spray and Wash and OxiClean works for me...
I've totaly canned wearing tighty whiteys (for reasons related to things my uncle did) I've found that the colored boxers in a polin fabric release stains much easier
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#248858 - 09/09/08 01:59 PM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: blueshift]
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Member MaleSurvivor
Registered: 09/04/07
Posts: 1392
Loc: Central Ohio
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Never thought I'd see this topic on the site.  Ok, I have Crohn's disease so trust me, I've dealt with all sorts of leakage, especially when my Crohn's is active. I don't particularly like boxers because the material is so thin, that if there is leakage, it goes right through and onto your pants (which can present an entirely different problem  ). What I've found is wearing colored boxer briefs works best for me. They don't seem to ride up as much (less stains) and they seem to clean better and not stain (I just use regular liquid detergent and fabric softner). Come to think of it, the liquid fabric softner may be the key. Liquid fabric softner works by coating the fabric and thus repels water. I wonder if it acts as some sort of stain preventer in this case? Wow, never thought that piece of knowledge would ever come in handy.  Hope this helps! Michael
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#249090 - 09/10/08 10:06 PM
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[Re: pufferfish]
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Registered: 09/22/06
Posts: 72
Loc: USA
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#249934 - 09/17/08 01:47 AM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: blueshift]
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Member MaleSurvivor
Registered: 06/23/08
Posts: 848
Loc: washington
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I have no experience on this subject.
I would like to add, that I feel blessed that my girlfriend cleans houses for a living.
I'm just curious, if anyone has tried washing soda?
I dunno, perhaps to caustic.
island
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#249958 - 09/17/08 10:05 AM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: blueshift]
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Moderator MaleSurvivor
Registered: 02/26/08
Posts: 6159
Loc: USA
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Blue, I'm interested in what detergent you found effective. Allen puffer 
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#249991 - 09/17/08 02:19 PM
Re: Need laundry tip.*T*
[Re: pufferfish]
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Moderator MaleSurvivor
Registered: 08/07/04
Posts: 3310
Loc: Northern Wisconsin
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I have had to really put into practice the advice of this thread the past few weeks (posted more about that in the Health and Wellbeing Forum)
all I can say from my recent experience is to pre-treat the stains with a good quality pre-treater and use good quality detergent and 2 full scoops of OxiClean
and... also want to mention... I was wrong in recomending poplin fabric boxers - it is true that stains seem to come out of that type of fabric easier - but... if you have more leakage/blood than just spotting, it will show through your pants which can be quite embarrassing...
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