Accidents happen—one splash of bleach while cleaning, and suddenly your favorite shirt, towel, or pair of jeans has a glaring white spot that seems impossible to fix. Unlike other stains, bleach doesn’t just sit on the fabric; it strips away the dye entirely. That’s why removing a bleach stain is less about lifting it and more about restoring the color or disguising the mark.
The good news? With the right tricks, you can rescue your fabrics and make bleach stains far less noticeable. Here are two tried-and-true methods to bring life back to your clothes.
