 Sandy December 28, 2010 By chelsey from Sandpoint, ID Homemade Dye RemoverMy Mom has been using this recipe for years to fix this problem. Mix 1/2 cup bleach and 1/2 cup powdered Cascade in a 2-gallon bucket of warm water. Mix until the Cascade is dissolved and soak item for about 2 hours Then wash the item in cold water.By Sandy Comment Was this helpful? Yes Share on ThriftyFunThis page contains the following solutions. Have something to add? Please share your solution! I have dyed an item of clothing from white to blue (through another item bleeding in the wash). Is there any way to take this color back out, or am I now stuck with a blue top? The item is made of cotton and I have left it to soak in normal water. Comment Was this helpful? Yes Read More...Ask a QuestionHere are the questions asked by community members. Read on to see the answers provided by the ThriftyFun community or ask a new question. athayer December 28, 2010 How do I get blue dye out of white clothing? By athayer from IN Grandma J December 29, 20100 found this helpful Best Answer Go to the store and buy RIT dye out or dye remover. Works great. Follow instructors. Water must be hot. Reply Was this helpful? Yes Answer this QuestionThriftyFun is one of the longest running frugal living communities on the Internet. These are archives of older discussions. I washed a blue shirt with a white shirt, and the white one came out with blue blotches. How can I get it clean? Comment Was this helpful? Yes Read More...Published by ThriftyFun.
Find blue stains on your clothes after washing? Learn how to remove blue stains from clothes including white shirts and other white clothing.
I have some really bad blue stains on almost all of my white laundry. I have added bleach to my laundry load, and it doesn’t seem to help. I have used the Clorox® Bleach Pen Gel and that doesn’t seem to get the blue out either. Do you have any ideas on how I can fix this? Usually these types of stains are from dye transfer from a colored item that got mixed into the load by accident. However, all of your attempts to remove them with bleach suggest that these may not be dye transfer. Washing and pre-treating should have removed the blue dye. Another possibility is that this is from some other source, like fabric softener, which you would treat by rubbing the stains with bar soap and then rewashing. Subscribe for tips and offers
Did your shirt end up with a blue bleach stain? Find out why certain types of bleach can leave a blue stain on clothes if applied directly and left on too long.
We used Clorox 2® to get pizza sauce out of our daughter’s school uniform. While it took out the stain, it left a blue stain. How do I get it out? It sounds like liquid Clorox2® was applied directly to the stain (which is good for improved stain removal), but stayed on the fabric too long before being washed. We typically recommend 3-5 minutes (depends on the type of stain and its severity) for pre-treating before washing an item. This allows enough time for the surfactants and hydrogen peroxide to work in concentrated form, but not so much time that the colorant and brighteners permanently dye the area where the stain was treated. Additionally, the product should never be allowed to dry on the fabric, since the stain left behind (a combination of blue colorant and brighteners) is nearly impossible to remove. There’s a chance you might be able to remove the blue colorant by soaking the uniform (if it’s white) in a solution of ¼ cup Clorox® Regular Bleach2 per gallon of water, for up to 5 minutes before thoroughly rinsing. Any residual blue color left after this process, is concentrated brightener that reflects light off the fabric in the blue spectrum. How successful you will be depends on how long the liquid Clorox2® was originally on the fabric. If the uniform is colored, you still might be able to safely bleach it. To check, add 2 teaspoons Clorox® Regular Bleach2 to ¼ cup water and apply a drop of this solution to a hidden part of the garment; wait 1 minute then blot dry. No color change means the item can be safely bleached. If it passes, then you can try soaking the uniform as described above. Subscribe for tips and offers
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