How to remove orange dye from white pants due to an orange towel included with white clothes?

Answer 1

This actually worked for me: I had gotten a new shirt mixed in with my laundry and the dye bled onto several white t-shirts. I didn't notice and put the whole thing in the dryer. I figured they were ruined. At my wife's suggestion, I washed the shirts again but added a "Shout Color Catcher" sheet. I couldn't believe it, even after cooking the dye in, it came out of all the t-shirts completely. Great product!

Answer 2

If you already put the pants through the dryer - forget it. Done deal.

But, if you haven't then there are a few options. Dye remover may work, but you could also try to soak the pants in the wash with something like OxiClean or a dilution of Goo Gone and then washing them normally with one of the above cleaners.

Answer 3

I would try bleach first (because I have it on hand)

if that doesn't work, I'd get Rit dye remover and follow the directions.

If THAT doesn't work, I'd dye the pants.

Answer 4

Bleach, maybe. Try it on a small part of the pants before you just throw them in the washer with it.

Why are you asking this question in politics?

Answer 5

If they are truly white just bleach the hell out of them. Okay also if you have access to a teacher at school or your taking chemistry in college ask if you can bring them in and use a strong concentration of hydrogen peroxide.

Answer 6

Try BIZ with hot water. Soak overnight.

Answer 7

Bleach them.

Answer 8

Some part of Russian would have their methods, it is not good for you even themself.

Answer 9

bleach it.