Clorox 2 Liquid Concentrated Color Safe Bleach - Free & Clear - 33 Oz - 2 Pk

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If it’s a small stain, take enough solution for that stain and apply it to the stained area. Otherwise, soak the item in the solution. From then on, bleaching became synonymous with the powerful and highly toxic substance common in homes up and down the country today. In addition to the above, if you read the clothes tag on your item and you see ‘Do not bleach’, or a triangle with a giant cross going through it, you shouldn’t bleach the item. The item in question probably isn’t colourfast, which means any kind of bleach would likely discolour the garment. Common bleach can be used on a variety of fabrics such as cotton, polyester, acrylic, nylon, and blends, but High-quality (usually expensive) fabrics such as wool, silk, leather, and mohair should never be bleached.

It is generally safe to use colour-safe oxygen bleach on coloured clothes. However, you shouldn’t use chlorine bleach on coloured clothes.

Can You Use Straight Bleach on Clothes?

In my opinion, OxiClean works best when it is used as a pre-soak formula. Dissolve a scoop in a basin of warm water before adding stained fabrics. Allow fabrics to sit in the solution for 1-6 hours (up to overnight) before washing regularly. You can use this chlorine free bleach formula as a laundry booster (add 3 oz to the bleach dispenser in your washing machine). You can also use it as a stain pre-treatment by applying directly on stains and allowing it to dry completely before washing the garment normally. Overall it’s a great, effective chlorine-free option! Pros: Lightly work the washing-up liquid into the stained fabric using your finger or a sponge and then leave it to sit for at least 5 minutes

If you’re using oxygen bleach to lift stains from clothing, always be sure to line dry the garment because heat drying will set stains! While you’re reading the label, you should also take note of whether or not the garment in question can be bleached. Couldn’t finish without mentioning our old friend bicarb. It’s a great stain and odour remover, and, when added to your laundry detergent, will leave your clothes with all the softness of advert-land. Charlie's Soap makes laundry products that are safer for the environment and your skin. It uses an eco-friendly formula that works well on all your laundry to brighten colors and remove odors. When it comes to removing stains from colored fabrics, chlorine bleach is what you want to avoid. This formula by Seventh Generation is chlorine-free so it is safe to use on colors. Instead, this formula depends on hydrogen peroxide as a powerful fabric stain remover.There are plenty of good products out there, but we recommend using a stain remover that is for use on coloured clothes to make sure no discolouration occurs. Issues pop up when you don’t prepare in advance, you use the wrong bleach, and you don’t dilute the bleach properly. Got a pesky stain on a colourful top that just won’t budge? You’re probably thinking about bleaching the item as a last resort. But should you use bleach on coloured clothes? Lastly I love how OxiClean is multipurpose. It can be used to remove stains from laundry as well as brighten grout, clean sinks, bathtubs, toilets, and more. Pros: These detergents don’t contain enzymes, brighteners or bleaching agents. This means they’re a lot gentler than standard detergents so are best suited for use on delicate fabrics, such as wool and silk. Non-biological detergent