The faster you rinse the garment, the better your chances of limiting additional discoloration.
Step 2: Neutralize the Remaining Bleach
After rinsing thoroughly, some laundry experts recommend using a bleach-neutralizing product such as sodium thiosulfate, which is available in many pharmacies or specialty stores.
To use it:
Prepare the solution according to the product instructions.
Apply it gently to the affected area.
Allow it to sit for a few minutes.
Rinse thoroughly with cool water.
This step helps neutralize any remaining bleach that could continue affecting the fabric.
Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and test products on an inconspicuous area first.
Step 3: Try White Vinegar Carefully
White vinegar is a popular household product used for many cleaning tasks, and some people use it to help remove bleach residue after the garment has already been thoroughly rinsed.
If you decide to try this method:
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