How to Remove Bleach Stains from Fabrics with 2 Tricks

Step 5: Let It Set
Allow the color to dry fully. Some dyes require heat setting with an iron—follow product instructions.

Step 6: Wash Gently
Wash the item on a gentle cycle and air-dry.

Best Uses for This Trick
Small bleach splashes

Dark-colored clothingBest clothing retailers

Jeans, t-shirts, hoodies

Upholstery and fabric accessories

Pros and Cons of Trick #1
Pros

Highly effective

Affordable

Works on many fabrics

Long-lasting results

Cons

Requires color matching

Less effective for large stains

Not ideal for white fabrics

Trick #2: Use a Color-Removal Illusion with Vinegar and Hydrogen Peroxide
This trick doesn’t “replace” color but instead softens the contrast between the bleached area and the surrounding fabric, making stains less noticeable—especially on lighter colors.

Why This Trick Works
Hydrogen peroxide and vinegar help:

Neutralize leftover bleach

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