Bleach is a certain chemical that can be used to enhance colour in white and brighten them with some used in cleaning homes. When they come into contact with a brown or red cloth, they cause a permanent stain that can be hard to clear them up.
However, there are various techniques that can be used to remove stains and make it regain its normal colour.
Here are some of the ways you can employ to remove those bleach stains on your cloth
1. Pure alcohol
When dealing with a small bleach stain like on a dark t-shirt or shirt, using pure alcohol may be the best solution. Put some few drops of alcohol on a piece of cloth or a ball of cotton wool and gently rub against the area in question until the colour starts to spread out and cover the bleach. Alcohol will loosen the excess dye in the fabric.
2. Fabric dyes
They come in different colours. Get the dye that matches with your cloth. For instance, if it is a red t-shirt, buy a red dye. You can resort to dye the entire garment or just the area in question. Always remember to buy a colour remover that you will use it to strip off all of the original dye.
Stick to the instructions to ensure that you don't stumble around when dyeing the cloth. For protection purposes, put on a glove to prevent the dye from coming into contact with your skin.
3. Permanent fabric marker
The pen can wholly clear up the stains. Find the perfect marker pen for your cloth. Follow the instructions on the pen's packaging before embarking on the process