Part 3: The Rubbing Alcohol Dye-Transfer Trick

• How It Works: Rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol) acts as a solvent that can dissolve certain types of fabric dyes (like disperse or acid dyes).
• The Goal: Dabbing alcohol on dark fabric surrounding the spot bleeds extra dye from the dark areas into the bleached patch.
• The Catch: It only works on small micro-spots and specific synthetic fabrics; it cannot fix large, severe bleach stains on cotton.
• The Risk: Over-saturating can spread the discoloration, leaving behind a larger, faded halo around the original spot.

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