I have yellow bleach stains on my white, cotton/elastane jeans. Has anyone had success covering a similar stain with this product?
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I love this product for brightening whites. But I don't think it removes stains.
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I have sprayed it lightly all over my clothes - not drippy wet of course - and have not noticed any staining. But, then, I don't go into the woods wearing clothes that I really care about - mostly jeans and long sleeved shirt. This stuff smells better than it actually works, so keep that in mind.
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This would not be your best choice for dyeing blue jeans. This product is designed to add a slight tint of blue to white cloth. If used in excess or applied directly to the cloth, it produces a light blue stain, but would not produce a dark blue color you are probably looking for.I would recommend using an Indigo dye, or Dylon Permanent Fabric Dye (which is available from Amazon). I think you will have much better success with these products.
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I think, but am not 100% sure, this spray is only made by Clorox or I'm sure I would have bleached some of my clothes when spraying it. I can't be sure but I don't think this is a problem. Hope that helps!
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I have never tried to remove the blue denim dye from a purse. I know I had a bunch of blue jockey white briefs after mistakenly putting them in with a new denim skirt of my late wife's and I had I could never get all the dye out. I use the leather care/cleaner to dress by old leather coat like a german WW II wide belted jacket and my new leather jacket that is like a WW II pilots leather jacket. (I am a WW II combat veteran of Med Theatre)
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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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Sorry...I wear scoop neck shirts & don't seem to have that problem but I use oxyclean & spray & wash on any stains I have & it works great with any detergent I have used. Good luck!
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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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Hello B,That's very unfortunate, as the material is primarily Nylon, I would attempt using a mild laundry detergent & warm water mixture in a small area to see if this will help. If not, I understand that hydrogen peroxide (20% strength) will also help remove tough stains with no need to rinse, just air dry. If still possible, consider returning & reordering this product. I hope this information helps you.
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Bluing is not a stain remover. I simply makes whites whiter. However, if you use too much or apply directly to cloth it will turn it blue. It must be diluted.
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I have. Best result apply and let dry overnight almost like crumbles the next day. Wipe away with a damp cloth. This is the only thing, and I've tried everything, that has made mine white again. I used in my kitchen too!
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This product does not have bleach in it. I used it to clean my dark blue canvas boat cover with no problem. If you have any concerns, apply the product to a colored fabric you don't need, and wait until it dries to appease your concerns.
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I didn't notice a big difference either way. This still leaves some stains behind - but so does Oxiclean. Oxiclean can leave behind a residue on clothes and this does not and seems to be safe for colors. I haven't gone to the trouble to do a pricing comparison - but wanted to try something that was less destructive than regular bleach.
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Please be aware that bluing is temporary; it'll do as promised but will fade with each wash. So, yes, it will restore natural jean color but will partially wash out each time. Place the jeans in a SS pan, fill with water, and add as much bluing as the color you require. Leave overnight. Then, to the soaking, add one cup of salt to "set" the color, wait 15 minutes. Drain water and have jeans air dry, inside out. Finally, wash jeans separately in cold water adding only 1 cup of salt. Dry in dryer. Done.
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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.
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I'm sorry, I haven't had to use it yet, so I'm no help to you. My sink is new, and I have the bisque or biscuit color. I also have some Soft Scrub, from the grocery store, which you might try. Would think the bleach would have worked. Did you let it sit on the stain for awhile? Otherwise, I don't know. You might do an online search for "stains on porceline sinks" and see what suggestions the search may bring up for you. Good luck.
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Hi Tony!Thanks for your question.Because this product is a cleaner and conditioner in ONE, it has only very mild cleaning properties.For jean's dye, we recommend to use our Foaming Saddle Soap, which works really well on grease, stains, and jean's dye stains. Of course, the end result always depends on how long the stains have been there and on the leather type also. Hope that helps.Take care.