How to Remove Bleach Stains from Carpet Fibres and Upholstery


There’s really only one way to remove bleach stains from carpets or upholstery, and it must be done straight away, before the bleach has changed the colour of the fibres:

When dealing with powerful cleaning products like bleach, it is important to take the proper safety precautions. Protect your hands and clothing, work in a well-ventilated area, and check the label on the bottle for any additional safety instructions.

Take a clean white cloth, and blot the excess bleach away from the stain. Don’t rub the mark or you will increase the size of the stain and push it further into the fibres of the carpet or upholstery.

Apply a solution of a washing up liquid and water to the stain, and blot more of the bleach away. You can alternatively try diluted white vinegar, although be aware that the smell can be relatively strong in combination with the bleach.

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