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We all get stains on our clothes.
Unfortunately, some stains just won’t come out.
A leading culprit is a splatter fromchlorine bleachthat removes the color from most fabrics.
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On the opposite end,permanent inkfrom a marker orhighlighteris almost impossible to remove unless it is treated immediately.
If the item is expensive business wear, consider visiting a professional seamstress ordry cleanerfor suggestions.
For kid’s clothes that will be outgrown quickly, include them in the project.
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They may be proud to show off their handiwork.
Bleach It
Looking for an easy fix for a bleach spot?
Try more chlorine bleach.
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Add an Iron-On
If you’re not confident in your artistic skills, use an iron-on decal.
you might purchase decals or create your own with iron-on transfer paper found in craft stores.
Hide it Temporarily
This fix requires no sewing, coloring, ironing, or painting.
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The Spruce / Nelly Cuanalo
The Spruce / Nelly Cuanalo
The Spruce / Nelly Cuanalo
The Spruce / Nelly Cuanalo