INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In order to avoid mixing the bleach with the clear alcohol, thoroughly rinse the item with cold water until the smell of bleach dissipates. Since the clear alcohol seeps into the fabric dye and spreads it, any bleach left in the fabric might spread with the dye. Clear alcohol works best on small bleach spots or on dark fabrics. This is because the alcohol dilutes the dye in the fabrics and redistributes it to the whitened area. Clear alcohol is not an effective treatment for large bleach stains or for lighter fabrics as there is not enough dye for the clear alcohol to redistribute. Try an alternative method to treat the stain if this applies to you. The original dye in the fabric will begin to redistribute over the stained area. Continue to rub the area until the stain is covered up to your satisfaction. You want to give the dyes in the fabric a chance to settle before you wash away the clear alcohol. As soon as the fabric is dry, wash it as you normally would to avoid any additional discoloring that can occur from the residue of the clear alcohol.

SUMMARY: Rinse the fabric under cold water to remove the bleach. Soak a cotton ball in clear alcohol like gin or vodka. Rub the soaked cotton ball over the stain and surrounding fabric. Let the fabric air dry, and then wash it to remove excess alcohol.

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SUMMARY:
Undo entries(delete them)in the reverse order in which the entries were made.