How to Bleach Jeans Camo
Find a dark pair of jeans., Fill a spray bottle with bleach., Place three pieces of twine inside each pant leg; running from the waistline to the bottom of each leg. , Bunch the jeans loosely or tightly with the twine., Hang the pants in the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find a dark pair of jeans.
Dilute the bleach with a quarter-strength or half-strength of water, if desired. ,, Creases will not be reached as thoroughly by the bleach. , Use a plastic hanger and clothespins.
Hang the pants from the waistline or lower pant legs. , You'll need to ventilate the fumes. , Leave enough of an opening to spray your jeans.
Wear rubber gloves and an apron. ,,,,,, -
Step 2: Fill a spray bottle with bleach.
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Step 3: Place three pieces of twine inside each pant leg; running from the waistline to the bottom of each leg.
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Step 4: Bunch the jeans loosely or tightly with the twine.
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Step 5: Hang the pants in the shower.
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Step 6: Open the window.
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Step 7: Close the shower curtain.
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Step 8: Spray your jeans until the bunched up areas
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Step 9: that are sticking out
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Step 10: are soaked in bleach.
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Step 11: Wait three to five minutes for the color to change.
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Step 12: Untie your jeans and rinse them under the shower.
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Step 13: Squeeze out the excess water and carry them in a bucket to the washing machine for a final spin.
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Step 14: Toss them in the dryer for twenty minutes.
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Step 15: Repeat the process or spray without the twine.
Detailed Guide
Dilute the bleach with a quarter-strength or half-strength of water, if desired. ,, Creases will not be reached as thoroughly by the bleach. , Use a plastic hanger and clothespins.
Hang the pants from the waistline or lower pant legs. , You'll need to ventilate the fumes. , Leave enough of an opening to spray your jeans.
Wear rubber gloves and an apron. ,,,,,,
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