can sometimes disguise a small bleach spot surprisingly well.
The Faster You Act, the Better
When bleach first touches fabric,
don’t wait for the garment to dry.
Immediately rinse the area with plenty of cool water.
The objective is to remove and dilute as much chlorine bleach as possible before additional dye is damaged.
Avoid aggressive rubbing because this may spread the bleach or damage delicate fibers.
Always Check the Care Label
Different fabrics react differently to bleach and stain-removal treatments.
Cotton may tolerate a treatment that could damage wool, silk, spandex, or another delicate material.
Always read the garment’s
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