What is an iron?  I have never heard of such a thing...... and just sayin'... if I did... I would absolutely not use it 

And hence, CLEARLY, this particular buyer should be looking for her shirts in the music category.

bluo

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@peri-landlubber wrote:

The only way to get a blue tinge is to use a 'blue bag' - to make your whites whiter than white.

 

The older member on here I think would know what I'm talking about.

 

But in saying that, I am presuming the little 'blue bags' are still around.  Evidently were good for bee stings as well.

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Is that what they were, I remember years ago my mum putting that funny little blue thing on my bee sting - I thought then (and up till now) that is was specifically for bee stings, well IBGD.

How stoopid do I feel ?

edited to say -

How stoopid do I feel ?

Could be worse, I could be that buyer !!

Bluo (1960s) is the newer product in a bottle & is evidently still around.  I was thinking of Reckitt's Bag Blue which was first introduced in the 1850s.

A Short cylinder of about 1 inch high & wide, the cover made of coarse woven white linen & tied at the top (as pictured below) with a red & white label slipped over it.

I had a look in the old first aid kit & found the one pictured (this one is a bit grubby) - it's something over 60 year of age.  I've actually got an old bottle of Bluo stored away as well.  

For the younger members - U dipped it in the rinsing water like U would a teabag before putting in the white clothing.

Not sure what it does for bee stings tho - wouldn't do if I get stung, with my intolerances.  Please, U shouldn't feel like that GreenCat, not everyone knows about blue bags & their other use.

Tell her to go to Target if she doesnt like it.

Block her and move on.

Worst is a defect buy you'll live and it aint worth the stress over some idiot buyer.