Pinned it & did it! Making a vintage soft T-shirt??
Gathered my materials, made sure the t would fit in the container. 
Disolved the salt and poured the mixture over the t-shirt.
Sealed up the container and patiently waited 5 days.
Ummmm epic FAIL!!
The t-shirt is not soft. This t-shirt actually feels ROUGHER than before I started!!
Basically, I wasted a cup of salt and a t-shirt.
I’m going to try this one again with a 100% cotton t-shirt.
(The ‘fail’ T-shirt was a 50/50 polyester/cotton) I will use this same recipe and I’ll let you know.
4 Comments
Shannon
I have not tried this one. BUT. I have reverse bleached a tee and sometimes that makes it softer depending on the shirt. However if you do that one I would say to do it outside. I inhaled the fumes from one tee and yeah that was bad. Also depending on the tee it may turn brown (I have down black but you can do purple, which I have also done one and that turns pink so that is fun too) and orange…but one I did turned gray, not sure why it did.
Connie Gruning
Shannon I would LOVE know how to do a reverse bleached tee. I’m intrigued!
ashley
That would be so cool if it worked! Please update when you try the second one!
Diane K.Brimmer
Thanks for the review on this. I was wondering how the results would be but affraid to try it. Yes, do let us know how the second one comes out.