How to Remove Bleach Stains from Fabrics with 2 Simple Tricks

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Trick 1: Neutralize and Repair with Vinegar + Fabric Marker

Why it works:
Bleach continues to weaken fabric fibers even after the stain appears. Neutralizing it with vinegar stops further damage, while fabric markers let you recolor the faded spot so it blends in better.

How to do it:

  1. Rinse Immediately – Flush the bleach stain under cold water to remove any excess bleach.

  2. Neutralize with Vinegar – Dab the area with white vinegar to stop the bleaching process. Blot gently with a clean cloth.

  3. Dry Completely – Let the fabric air dry before adding any color.

  4. Color It In – Use a fabric marker that matches your fabric color to fill in the faded spot. Apply light strokes and layer gradually until the color blends naturally.

Best for: Small stains on dark clothing such as black t-shirts, jeans, or sweatshirts.

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