How do I remove red dye from my white shirt?

Question

After I washed my clothes, I left my red and white shirts together to air dry. When I went to wear the shirt about two weeks or so later, I notice that there were a few red spots on my white blouse. The stain has been there for at least a month at this point because I need to know how to safely remove the stain without destroying the shirt. Can I remove it myself or should I take it to be professionally cleaned?

Answer 1

Use bleach, a bleach pen, or use white-out.

Answer 2

Try bleach if the blouse is all white. Otherwise, if you can't use bleach on it, try Zout (a stain remover) or one of those specialty pens.

Otherwise, you might need to ask a cleaners to try.

Answer 3

Use Rit Color Remover to help remove color from dye-transfer stains on washable 100% white fabrics without damaging garment fibers

Answer 4

Mix Bleach and water in a Bucket...and throw the clothes in it. Let in sit for awhile, then take it out and throw it in the washer...so the bleach smell can go away.

Answer 5

you should use a stain remover. provide the garment to a good dry-cleanser and tell them what you like. often, we are in a position to no longer eliminate the stains or make it brighter in residing house laundering. the approach will take 2-3 days while they undertake the equipment.

Answer 6

Dab it lightly with bleach on a q -tip until it fades, then rinse it well, and rewash.

Answer 7

You can bleach it back white or go to the store and by die .......

Answer 8

Well if bleach didn't do it nothing will, you'll have to toss it, Sorry!

Answer 9

i don't think it will come off..