Bleach stains on clothes can seem like an absolute nightmare, instantly ruining a favorite dark shirt or pair of pants with unsightly orange or white patches. Bleach does not actually add a stain to your fabric; rather, it strips away the dye entirely, leaving chemical discoloration behind. Fortunately, you do not need to throw your favorite garments away just because of accidental splatters. 
Materials Needed for Bleach Stain Restoration
To tackle bleach stains on clothes effectively using rubbing alcohol (clear isopropyl alcohol, as shown in the method above), gather these simple household items:
- Clear Isopropyl Alcohol (Rubbing Alcohol): 70 percent concentration or higher.
- Cotton Balls or Swabs: Soft, clean cotton pads or balls to dab the liquid.
- Clean White Towels: Placed underneath the garment to catch excess liquid and prevent bleeding onto unintended areas.
- Mild Detergent & Water: For washing the garment after treatment…
