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Splatter more bleach on it and make it a pattern instead of a spot. Or 'tie dye' them with bleach so there's lots of spots. Or try to color the spot back or put a patch over it or if it's on a seam that's on a part that's a little bit loose, sew it over. Or get a bit of fabric from somewhere that doesn't show (although most manufactured clothing doesn't have wide enough hems to get much cloth to work with and put that over the top of it.
I assume this chlorine has to do with pool maintenance. If that is the case I think you just found yourself a new set of working on the pool pants and need to just guy buy a new pair of jeans that you keep away from bleach or the chlorine tabs.
This is what a guy friend advised me...it also, works on
cat pee smelly rugs....
First spread it out outside, drench with Era detergent, no water, let sit in the
sun to dry, rinse with a hose...let dry again in the Sun, roll up...next, squirt with
Charcoal lighter fluid and throw a match on it.
This is what a guy friend advised me...it also, works on
cat pee smelly rugs....
First spread it out outside, drench with Era detergent, no water, let sit in the
sun to dry, rinse with a hose...let dry again in the Sun, roll up...next, squirt with
Charcoal lighter fluid and throw a match on it.
I was thinking along the lines of Germaine's post. This might work best with dark colors, I think.
You might want to use the Sharpie type of pen several times in the same spot to get the right intensity. Even if the color doesn't match exactly, it should at least make the spots less noticeable.
I assume this chlorine has to do with pool maintenance. If that is the case I think you just found yourself a new set of working on the pool pants and need to just guy buy a new pair of jeans that you keep away from bleach or the chlorine tabs.
I second this idea. A new pair of work pants has just been discovered!
This is what a guy friend advised me...it also, works on
cat pee smelly rugs....
First spread it out outside, drench with Era detergent, no water, let sit in the
sun to dry, rinse with a hose...let dry again in the Sun, roll up...next, squirt with
Charcoal lighter fluid and throw a match on it.
Just passing that on.
LOL! I thought I was finally going to have a cat pee solution!
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