Title: « How to Fix Clothes Stained with Bleach: 2 Easy Ways to Restore Your Favorite Clothes » (Page 2 ) | February 10, 2025

bucket filled with hot water.
Soak the Garment:

Submerge the garment completely in the dye bath. Stir gently to ensure even coverage.
Focus on Stained Areas:

Pay special attention to the stained sections, ensuring they absorb the dye evenly.
Rinse and Dry:

Rinse the garment thoroughly in cold water until the water runs clear.
Allow it to air dry completely.
Tips:
Match the dye color as closely as possible to the original color of the garment.
For a more dramatic look, consider dyeing the entire garment a new color.
2. Create a Tie-Dye or Bleach Pattern
If the bleach stain is too large or awkwardly placed to re-dye, turn it into a feature by creating a tie-dye or bleach pattern.

What You’ll Need:
Additional bleach (to create a uniform design)
Rubber bands
A spray bottle
Gloves
Steps:
Prepare the Garment: