# How to Get the Bleach Smell Out of Clothing Emblems
While bleach has many cleaning and disinfecting benefits, one of its drawbacks is the strong, unpleasant smell that it leaves behind. When the bleach smell gets stuck in the fabric or emblem of your clothing, it can be difficult to remove without the assistance of a professional. However, before you spend money on a dry cleaner, try to remove the odor on your own.
Things You'll Need
- 8 ounce spray bottle with cap
- 6 ounces white vinegar
- 2 ounces scented liquid fabric softener
- Clothes hanger
Instructions
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Remove the cap from an 8-ounce spray bottle.
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Pour 6 ounces white vinegar into the spray bottle.
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Add 2 ounces of scented liquid fabric softener.
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Replace the cap on the spray bottle and shake to thoroughly blend the ingredients together.
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Spritz the emblem with the vinegar mixture. Spray until the fabric is slightly dampened.
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Fold the dampened clothing item across a hanger and hang it outside. Allow the garment to dry in the fresh air.
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