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      MYO Color safe Bleach

      This recipe is intended for delicate colors;
      Helps reduce yellowing in silks and woolens.

      In a plastic Gallon Jug add:
      2 c. hydrogen peroxide
      enough water to fill.

      Store covered. To Use:
      Soak items in this solution for 10 to 30 minutes

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        What strength peroxide?
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