If you mean chlorine-bleach spots on colored clothes, unfortunately there’s no way to “remove” the bleach stain—the bleach has removed the fabric’s dye. But you can often make the clothing wearable again:
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Small spots: Use a fabric marker or fabric dye that closely matches the garment.
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Several spots: Re-dye the entire garment, provided the fabric is suitable for dyeing.
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Dark clothing: A permanent fabric marker can work as a quick cosmetic fix, though the color may not match perfectly.
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Large or irregular areas: Turn the damage into a deliberate pattern (for example, tie-dye/bleach-style designs).
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Before doing anything: Rinse the area thoroughly with plenty of water and wash the garment normally. Never mix bleach with vinegar, ammonia, or other cleaning products.
If you tell me the fabric (cotton, polyester, jeans, etc.) and its color, I can give you the best way to repair it.
