How to Remove Bleach Stains from Fabrics with 2 Simple Tricks

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Best for: Medium to large stains on cotton or natural-fiber fabrics.

Extra Tips for Success

  • Always test your dye or marker on a hidden area first to ensure a good color match.

  • For patterned or multicolored fabrics, consider sewing on a patch or using fabric paint for a creative cover-up.

  • If the stain is too large to repair, try repurposing the fabric into something new instead of tossing it.

Final Thoughts

While bleach stains can feel permanent, these two simple tricks—neutralizing and recoloring with a marker, or re-dyeing the fabric—can make them far less noticeable. With a little creativity, you can save your favorite clothes and extend their life instead of replacing them.

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