Isopropyl alcohol can be found in the medical section at any drug or general store. It can be used on all clothes, including ones that aren’t colorfast and bleed a lot in the wash. You can check for colorfastness by spraying part of the clothing with water, then pressing a white towel to it.  Other products with a high alcohol content, such as hair spray or hand sanitizer, can also treat a dye stain. For leather clothing, use saddle soap. You’ll need something absorbent, such as an old rag, paper towel, or cotton ball. Lightly moisten it with the rubbing alcohol, then dab it onto the stain. Eventually, you’ll see the dye spread to the absorbent material. Removing the stain takes several applications of rubbing alcohol. Leave the rubbing alcohol on the clothing and pour a little detergent over it. Use a small amount of laundry detergent, and apply it until the dyed spot is thinly covered. Be gentle to avoid damaging the fabric. An old toothbrush is a great tool, but if you don’t have one, you may use your finger. Spread the detergent around the dyed area and work it into the fibers. Wash the clothing in clean 90 °F (32 °C) water to remove the rubbing alcohol and detergent. This also washes away any dye the rubbing alcohol has removed. Move the clothing to your washing machine and clean it as you normally would. Once the stain is removed, you can dry the clothing. If multiple treatments of rubbing alcohol did not work, you will need to try harsher measures, such as bleach.
اشتري بعض الكحول المُحمر. امسحي بقعة الصبغة بالكحول. غطي البقعة بسائل غسل الملابس. ادعكي البقعة بفرشاة أسنان برفق. اشطفي الملابس بالماء الدافئ. اغسلي قطعة الملابس.