I have a white pair of jeans that have a yellow bleach stain on them from spot cleaning. Will this fix that?
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I used it on white jeans to remove a yelow spot and it worked for me. I used the boiling water method rather than the washing machine method.
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It might help a little.... your best bet is to touch up the spots with actual stain. They also have stain pens, which might do the trick.
1363106
I'm sure it will because it's straight bleach.ruined alot of my clothes and towels
605135
I don't think it'll remove those, it's just for quick cleaning. If there is a mark for example from hair dye, I could recommend to make a paste out of peroxide and baking soda and carefully rub the spot. For another floor damages there are different types of treatments on the market. Hope it'll help.
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You could try a little oxiclean or bleach in the washing machine. I don't think they will ever be as stain free as when they are new but at least they will be clean.
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I don't know but I might want to recover myself, I have the white which is beautiful but when I tried to clean 1 0f the stools it left marks on the stools.
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Yes. I used it on my new off-white mercedes seats to protect from dog and to protect from dye that comes off of belts and denim. Once you get stains from belts and denim it is hard to get rid of. Use the cleaner in this line first if you have those stains, then use protection cream or "ink block" from this line (protection cream and ink block area Identical products as near as I can tell, have used both). A perfect combination. A little goes a long way.
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I wish I knew... I keep rewashing them, but it doesn't get them white again. Maybe soaking in bleach and water would work. Good lick!
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If the area is small and you can get the color to match exactly, it should work. I was successful using the black on small scuff marks on two pair of shoes. On other colors, if you can't get it to match exactly it will show as a stain. If the area is large, you won't have enough.
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No. If anything this will make them more blue. It's meant to be used with white laundry that has yellowed from time and/or heat. The blue element helps neutralize the yellowish color in the fabric to make it look whiter.
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I think it is worth a try - it will not effect the fabric. You may have to follow up with an oder remover, like Fabreze for cars, but this product does get rid of the odors associated with the stain.
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It doesn't work as bleach really. The "bluing" effect neutralizes the yellow of white fabric that has been washed and bleached with chlorine over time.
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We get grape juice stains on the white table cloths at church all the time. The best way to get them out is to use boiling water directly on the stain. It is helpful to do it before the laundered item has gone through the washer and dryer, but I would suggest trying it anyway. Boiling water will remove all berry stains too from anything that can be washed. I just pour it directly on the stain until it is gone. It is amazing!
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I spray Clorox bleach spray to completely cover all that is stained and let it sit for a while, then it comes off for me.. Hope that helps!
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No. This product stained my clothing when used. Don't buy this product for use on anything!
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Yes! I am currently looking for a new case because about a year of use the bumper is stained blue from my jeans.
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I don't know. However, it is the first thing I would try. I would put it directly on the stain and then throw it in the washing machine. If it is all over the clothes (more than a few spots), I would just add it to the wash. Please let us know if it works. I agree with the Country Gal - you can use it for other stains if it doesn't work but I think it might. My father worked at a sawmill and got pitch or sap from his boots on our floor where he sat. It was a big ugly yellow stain under his chair. Degreaser even removed that. Over the past 45 years, I've used it for some pretty bad grease and oil stains since then and it works! I have found NOTHING even close to how good this works on grease stains. I don't know. However, it is the first thing I would try. I would put it directly on the stain and then throw it in the washing machine. If it is all over the clothes (more than a few spots), I would just add it to the wash. Please let us know if it works. I agree with the Country Gal - you can use it for other stains if it doesn't work but I think it might. My father worked at a sawmill and got pitch or sap from his boots on our floor where he sat. It was a big ugly yellow stain under his chair. Degreaser even removed that. Over the past 45 years, I've used it for some pretty bad grease... » Read More I don't know. However, it is the first thing I would try. I would put it directly on the stain and then throw it in the washing machine. If it is all over the clothes (more than a few spots), I would just add it to the wash. Please let us know if it works. I agree with the Country Gal - you can use it for other stains if it doesn't work but I think it might. My father worked at a sawmill and got pitch or sap from his boots on our floor where he sat. It was a big ugly yellow stain under his chair. Degreaser even removed that. Over the past 45 years, I've used it for some pretty bad grease and oil stains since then and it works! I have found NOTHING even close to how good this works on grease stains. « Show Less