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Help! Bleach on black trousers

6 replies

hairygodmother · 14/02/2009 18:19

Argh. In a fit of zeal, I attacked our bathrooms today and was over-indulgent with the mould and mildew remover, which of course is heavy on the bleach. So I now have a rust-coloured patch on the arse of my black trousers (stretch cotton). Not q sure how it got there in particular but that's another story.

Is it too late to effect a rescue? Or can someone help me with a super remedy?

Thanks! I'm never cleaning my bathroom again. Or perhaps can do it in these ruined trousers for evermore ...

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SoupDragon · 14/02/2009 18:21

The bleach removes colour so you can't really rescue it.

Dyeing them black may help but you may still be able to see where the bleach was.

pippibluestocking · 14/02/2009 18:21

Could you dye them black again?

pippibluestocking · 14/02/2009 18:21

Oh okay

curlygal · 14/02/2009 18:31

For some reason DS often comes home from nursery quuie often with bleach marks on his trousers. I;ve tried dying them but it doesn;t seem to work - the patch stays even after dying - I;ve tried machine and hand dye. I still send him to nursery in the trousers though!

hairygodmother · 14/02/2009 18:35

I suspected as much. I am SOOOOOOOO cross with myself. Will just have to make sure I remember not to leave the house in them one day! Thanks for your replies though. Maybe I should buy a permanent black marker and try colouring the patch in

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nannyL · 15/02/2009 10:45

i think if you bleached your whole pair of trousers... then dyed them they might be wearable again

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