How To Remove Bleach Stains From Clothes

Do you have pretty clothes that you can’t wear anymore because of bleach stains? It’s actually possible to remove this with this trick tutorial from Julia Caban on YouTube. Believe it or not, beach stains are permanent, but you can dye the affected area the right way by watching this video tutorial. It’s super quick and easy; the steps are pretty simple, and you won’t even sweat doing this. It’s also inexpensive, and the only thing you’ll probably buy for this is the correct fabric dye. 

I have tons of bleach-stained clothes, and I have done this trick several times already. So I guarantee you that it’s effective and you won’t waste your time. What are you waiting for? Try this trick today and see for yourself. And while you’re at it, share this also with your friends and family. Check out the video tutorial below to learn the step by step instructions. Thanks to Julia Caban for this fantastic home trick for bleach-stained clothes.

Materials:

• Dylon fabric dye
• bowl
• table salt
• warm water
• gloves
• old brush

Directions:

Step 1

To start, lay out some old newspaper on your table to prevent mess while you do this project. Now, add 2 heaping teaspoons of the fabric dye in the bowl along with 2 teaspoons of salt. Mix well, then add 2 teaspoons of warm water. Continue mixing until they dissolve completely.

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Step 2

Now, add the mixture using a brush to the affected area in your clothing, making sure the stain is nicely saturated. Once you’re satisfied, leave it to soak for about 40 to 60 minutes. Once done, wash it with cold or tap water, then toss it in the washer. After washing, tumble dry it on ultra-low (optional).

How To Remove Bleach Stains From Clothes