It will, however, prevent the bleach.

Remove bleach stains from black clothing. Rubbing alcohol on your bleached garment helps in restoring its color. Bleach stains on clothes are actually dye free area where bleach has removed the color from the fabric. So this type of stains are permanent and there is no.

If it is still in the middle of the discolored area, then you could try using a fine tip black pen to carefully color up to the butterfly, but not over it. Alcohol doesn’t actually remove bleach stains, but it causes the colour of other parts of. Dilute 1/4 cup of bleach with 1 gallon of water.

To remove bleach stains with vinegar, soak a clean, white cloth in the vinegar for a few minutes. Soak a cloth with hydrogen peroxide and rub the bleach stain. Add three squirts of dish soap to a cup of water.

To remove a bleach stain from cotton, start by rinsing the fabric in cool water to remove as much of the bleach as possible. Use a wider tip pen for larger areas. Let the vinegar sit for a few minutes and watch it work on your stain.

Machine wash jeans with special dye. Then, start to rub the cotton wool ball from the outside of the stain towards the centre. Next, make a paste out of equal parts baking soda.

Another solution that can neutralize bleach comprises of hydrogen peroxide and water. Dish soap is not so helpful for black clothes, but it can help in remove the bleach residue from the clothing. If you use a concentrated bleach formula, use 2 to 3 tablespoons of bleach in 1 gallon of water.