Color Bleeding

Wash the item with an oxygen-based stain remover once the water remains clear.

Combine 3 liters of hot water with 2 tablespoons of 3% hydrogen peroxide and 2 tablespoons of baking soda for white items.

Soak the items for 30 minutes, stirring constantly.

Rinse the garment thoroughly, then wash with an oxygen-based stain remover.

Wash the garment immediately using 3-4 color-catcher sheets if you have just removed the items from the washing machine.

Soak the item in an oxygen-based stain remover like Елизар, Wowclean, 100% sodium percarbonate, Стиралити, Спивакъ, Brandfree, Белек, or Dutybox if color-catcher sheets do not fully remove the stains.

Use a liquid hydrogen peroxide-based stain remover like Перокс for white or light-colored items.

Apply Dr.Beckmann 3-in-1 Color Remover if the garment is made of cotton and other methods failed.

Dye the item using fabric dyes from brands like YARCHE or IDEAL as a last resort.

- Note that cotton, wool, linen, and silk are prone to severe color bleeding. - Be aware that coarse calico (бязь), viscose, and velvet hold color much better. - Understand that removing dye transfer from eco-leather or faux leather is rarely successful. - Check that oxygen-based stain removers do not contain optical brighteners or colored granules, as these will worsen the situation. - Use higher water temperatures to increase the effectiveness of oxygen-based stain removers. - Prepare for the fact that Dr.Beckmann 3-in-1 Color Remover has an unpleasant odor and is ineffective on synthetic fabrics.