Using bleach can be kinda tricky. While it definitely has its pluses in getting whites white, it’s a finicky product, and when not used and stored carefully, it likes to leave a mark. The good news?

We've all been there: a pesky bleach stain has left its unwelcome mark on your favorite dark clothes, towels, carpet fibers, or upholstery. When you realize you've accidentally spilt bleach on clothes ...

"Overuse or underuse of detergent can leave fabrics gray and dingy," explains Forte. That's because suds cushion fabrics and dirt, so stains get trapped and don't wash away like they should. Bottom ...

Chlorine bleach is easy to use, but mistakes can be fatal to your favorite clothes. So we asked Linda Cobb, author of “Talking Dirty With the Queen of Clean” (Pocket Books), to tell us everything we ...

These effective methods make white clothes white again. Step-by-step instructions use bleach, vinegar, baking soda, and aspirin tablets. Say goodbye to stains and restore bright whites.