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I have a pretty maroon blouse and I got a couple of bleach drops on the cuff. Is there anyway to repair or fix this?
Nicole
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RE: Bleach Stains on Clothing
Have you ever used acryllic paints, craft paints? They make an additive that turns the paint into fabric paint. It's easy to mix the colors for the perfect match, then mix in the fabric 'medium', paint the fabric, let dry. To set the color, place an ironing cloth, such as an old clean hankerchief, over the painted section, and press with a hot iron, just PRESS, do not move the iron around, only for a few seconds at a time. 'Setting' it with the iron makes it washable. Don't glob the paint on though, just a nice thin coat.
Posted on 03/03/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
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Request: Bleach Stains on Clothing
Archived on 03/03/2009
I got bleach stains on a blue shirt that is 60% cotton 40% polyester. How do I get the stains out?
Gary
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RE: Bleach Stains on Clothing
There is no way to remove a bleach stain. Bleach does not leave an actual stain, it actually removes the color from the dye. (01/13/2009)
By joshreeves
Bleach Stains on Clothing
I was just mopping my floor and got bleach all over my Adidas sweat pants. Okay so it wasn't all over, but it was devastating because they are my favorite sweats. All I did was take a black sharpie and color the spots in. They look like new. (01/15/2009)
By alyboo
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