How to clean white jeans (denim) without ruining the snow white color?

Question

I was wearing a black belt and the leather from the belt rubbed on to the jeans and i want to take it out, but without ruining the white color of the jeans.

Thanks.

Answer 1

Pre-treat the stained area with some powdered detergent like Tide. Moisten the area, put on a little Tide and scrub lightly with a used toothbrush. Rinse & repeat. Brush off the stain - do not scrub it into the fabric. The launder. Check before putting the jeans into the dryer or line dry.

Add a little bit of Clorox chlorine bleach in the wash or a color-safe bleach.

Do not use chlorine bleach too often because it is hard on the fibers and can cause yellowing over time.

Color-safe bleach is the safest.

Only wash them with other white clothes or if you must wash them with other light clothes add a Shout Color Catcher sheet.
http://www.shoutitout.com/preserve-colors.aspx

Answer 2

I could tell you to bleach them, but they might get a yellow tinge to them. You could try Borax in the detergent, but not sure if that would get it out. If you love the jeans, it might be one of those times to go to the dry cleaners for a perfect job.

Answer 3

Hand wash with Wool-Lite let air dry do not ever dry white jeans

Answer 4

completely gay. those are equivalent to white cowboy boots on a woman. a chum used to call those blojawb boots, so i wager you ought to call white denim denims on a guy blojawb pants. j0e

Answer 5

Don't wash them with anything but whites and never put them in the dryer.

Answer 6

BLEACH!!!!!!!!{♥}