The pants were soaked for a long time, and when I picked them up at night, I saw that they turned in

No, no matter how much you wash it, it's useless.

Because the fuel is already combined with the fiber.

In the future, you should pay attention to the fact that you can't soak it for too long, and the good goods will not be able to stand it.

No bleach! Then the pants will be bleached, you can boil it with pure milk, then use something to pad the dyed piece, wipe it with a clean small cloth, and finally wash it with detergent, pay attention to the discoloration of the clothes soaked in laundry detergent, indicating that there is a problem with the laundry detergent or water.

You first go buy colored bleach and try which one to use.

If it doesn't work, use Liby's white bleach again, try the method on the instructions first.

None of the above worked, so I had to make a trick.

Use half a bottle of white bleach, soak it 1 to 1 for half a day, and it will definitely turn beige.

Throw it away, you won't be upset when you look at it this way, and you won't forget it after a long time.

The quality is terrible, and it is decolorized.

I have the same problem.

Make laundry detergent a problem.

With 84 the effect is even worse.

Put more with 84.

It's going to be another color or ... Buy one again, hehe.

What do you soak like that? Cure the disease!

It's simple: If you buy one, you can't get it.

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That's because the original color of the pants is soaked off by the laundry detergent, and in turn contaminates the pants, it is recommended that you soak and wash any clothes at that time, and do not exceed 15 minutes at the longest, especially clothes that are easy to fade.

Generally, it will not change back to its original state, it is better to re-dye it with dye to another color, and cover the original color with a dark color; Or bleach it with bleach solution and dye it to your liking.

It's absolutely impossible to recover! Either throw it away, or go to the laundry for counterstaining.

It's because the slacks are discolored.

Both colors fade and mix together to change shapes.

If it's not particularly obvious, I'll just wear it, and if I want to go to a clothing store to return it, I think it's almost impossible.