Bleach stains are tricky because the color is gone, not dirt—but there are ways to minimize or fix them. Here are two effective tricks:
Trick 1: Fabric Marker or Dye
Best for: Small spots or patterns.
Steps:
- Choose a fabric marker, permanent marker, or fabric dye that closely matches the garment color.
- Carefully color over the bleached area.
- Let it dry completely before wearing or washing.
✅ Works best on small stains and dark fabrics.
Trick 2: Re-dye the Fabric
Best for: Large stains or multiple areas.
Steps:
- Pick a fabric dye suitable for your material (cotton, polyester, etc.).
- Follow the package instructions to dye the entire garment so the color evens out.
- Wash and dry as directed.
✅ This is great for bigger bleach spots or if you want to give your garment a fresh, uniform color.
💡 Extra Tip: For very small or tricky spots, you can also apply a patch, embroidery, or fabric paint to creatively cover the stain.
If you want, I can also show a quick home trick that lightens the surrounding area to make bleach stains less visible—it’s kind of a reverse hack!
Do you want me to show that too?
