No, bleach will not change a coins colour.
it would turn a dark color green
Yes bleach powder does help to make your shirts white.
It will turn as white as a piece of computer paper
you just bleach youself
bleach
That depends on the type of rubber it is and how dark it is. For instance, you would not be able to bleach a rubber tire white but you may be able to bleach a rubber band. Be careful; bleach may destroy the rubber by breaking it down.
bleach it
You bleach it.
Turn white
Bleach strips the color out of anything that it touches..if you are using bleach from the hair store then it does not instantly turn your hair white..your hair goes through several steps of decoloration.
If you use bleach it should turn out as white as snow!
Bleach will not clean a penny well at all - in fact, it will cause a reaction between the copper of the coin and the chlorine in the bleach. The oxidation will turn the majority of the penny black whilst also producing a green and white paste comprised of mainly copper hydroxides and also maybe some zinc hydroxide.Unless you have a common circulation coin or a junk coin without a date, using any household chemicals, juice, soda, erasers, etc. will destroy its collector value.