# How to Remove Bleach From Wool Rugs
Like fire and ice, bleach and wool just don't mix. Unfortunately, most people automatically reach for the bleach when they see a stain. When household bleach comes into contact with a wool rug, the resulting chemical reaction turns the wool into a mess, which usually means costly repairs. Before you turn to professionals, try removing the bleach with a few simple methods.
Things You'll Need
- Latex gloves
- White cloth
- Paper towel
- Spray bottle
- Dish detergent
Instructions
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Put on a pair of latex or rubber gloves.
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Blot or lift off as much of the bleach as you can with a paper towel or a clean white cloth.
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Spray cold water on the bleach to dilute it.
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Blot the area with a cloth or paper towel to absorb the water.
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Mix together half a teaspoon of mild dish detergent and a cup of water.
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Dip a paper towel or clean cloth into the soap solution and dab on the bleach stain.
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Blot the area with a cloth until bleach stops coming out of the rug.
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Rinse the stained area with cold water.
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Blot the rug with a cloth or paper towel until it's dry.
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