I’ve been adding baking soda in with my normal laundry detergent, and vinegar in a downy ball. I spilled some vinegar on the baking soda, it fizzed up and wasn’t a big deal. Now I’ve discovered some faded/bleached out spots on some of my clothing. Could the reaction amongst the vinegar and the baking soda have triggered this?
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It very well could have. Vinegar is an acid, baking soda is a base, so they react when used together. I use them together, along with salt, to clean sink drains. Your best bet might be to use one or the other in a load, but not both. Good luck!