yes cause if you use bleach the stain will go away or rub of
You can't remove bleach spots using a different bleach.
sorry but there is no way to remove bleach stains. reason is that bleach causes decoloration and not a stain.
bleach stains cannot be removed.
Once you rinse it out, the bleach is gone. If you see a bleach stain, that isn't actually bleach anymore. It is the absence of color that the bleach took away with it.
You can sterilize the ground if you have diseased soil, but only for that reason. If you sterilize the soil you kill the bacteria that is needed for most root systems to develop a healthy plant. Bleach will not sterilize soil as it is nuetralized by organic material.
You can't remove bleach spots using a different bleach.
sorry but there is no way to remove bleach stains. reason is that bleach causes decoloration and not a stain.
Soil will be degraded.
Explain Soil
bleach stains cannot be removed.
Unfortunately, there is no known way to remove bleach marks from silk.
bleach
Scrub with bleach
Once you rinse it out, the bleach is gone. If you see a bleach stain, that isn't actually bleach anymore. It is the absence of color that the bleach took away with it.
You can sterilize the ground if you have diseased soil, but only for that reason. If you sterilize the soil you kill the bacteria that is needed for most root systems to develop a healthy plant. Bleach will not sterilize soil as it is nuetralized by organic material.
Bleach can be used to remove stains from cloth, but cannot remove permanent marker from cloth. It can probably also be used to remove stains on flat, solid surfaces, or to whiten something.
You don't. There is no color left after the bleach.