Does this help remove bleeding dyes from clothing?
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I didn't use for clothing. I use it for my project swirling guitar....But its good.
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I have never been able to get the color out of clothes! Amazing, since it is temporary color! But, on the clothes I have stained with the dye, they are ruined!
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I have found it most useful in covering scratches and rejuvenating dry leather. It will remove recent stains if you can get right to them, but ink and older, darker stains have to be removed using an ink remover product. Hope this helps
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Yes! I use it on any type of stained fabric. I love it! It will often times even take out a stain on an item of clothing that has already been washed! It is excellent on grease stains.
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I've used it for stains on clothes. Spray...let sit for a couple of minutes. I use a brush to brush the tough stain and it goes away. I have also used for laundry as well. Clothes smell fresh!
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I've sprayed it on clothes, sheets, blankets, dog beds and have not had any problems with discoloration or irritation when sprayed on my clothes.
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Yes, unfortunately it can, it all depends on how the fabric has been dyed: some clothes are impervious to Benzoyl Peroxide, others stain very easily.
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I have not used it on clothing either. I use it to get the wax out of my brushes after I paste wax my painted furniture. This works so much better than anything else I have tried!
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I haven't tried it for blood stains--I use Shout with good results. Basic H is an excellent cleaner, however.
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I did not see any color bleeding off onto anything. So I think aswer is no it wont stain clothes. We did our silly string outside and when I cut my bushes months later blue string still had its color.
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I have not noticed any new stains in my clothes since i started using it. But i only put it on my face, so it doesn't usually touch my clothes. However, it does easily rub off onto clothes.
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Oh my gosh, YES! You should try to pretreat the tough stain with a bar of laundry soap like Fels Naptha or Zote. Use the washer on the clothing and then let it soak for really bad stains. Then go back to washing.
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It really tones down any responses tones no matter what type of dye is used. It lifts the red tones and deposits cool tones. It isn't extreme but it does help quite a bit.
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Sorry Patricia can't help you there. We haven't used it on any old stains just new ones.
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It's not going to work very well. The clothes need to be soaked overnight for the best results. If you're willing to risk your washing machine and possibly have dye stuck in there for an unknown number of washes then you could try, but I don't find it keen. Plus I doubt the colors will hold in the fabric very long for whatever you're trying to dye. Additionally, it may be counter-intuitive to use the washing machine since the salts may become separated from the fabric in a machine-controlled cycle and the salts are what help to bind the dye to the fabric so you really want the salts clinging to the fabric instead of being shaken off violently in a wash cycle.(It also won't even be good to use the washing machine to rinse the clothes once they're done soaking in dye, either, because that's a huge waste of water as rinsing the dye takes forever and a wash cycle will never be as thorough as using your hands and a water hose.)I would say just grab a big tub and do it the old-fashioned way. Much more fun.
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Hi Hollie , I am not positive if it would work ,I only used it to remove large hot pink stains off my white wool coat . The price is not bad, but I would try it on similar material and see what happens first incase it doesn't work to be safe .eaxh fabric is sensitive and if left to long may disinergrate . Good luck
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Yes! It seems to work well on all cotton and polyester material. It'll get those stains out mostly, might want to use a little bleach to get the deep stains out.