Soy sauce is good on sushi or dumplings, but not so much on your clothing. Thankfully, removing soy sauce stains using staple ...

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Splash a little white vinegar (or fresh lemon juice if it’s a light fabric) directly onto the stain. Let it hang out for ...

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Dye Pens: If the bleach stains are minimal, you can use a dye pen that matches the color of your clothing to fill in and hide the bleached spot. Bleach acts fast. The moment bleach comes into contact ...