How do I remove laundry stains that transferred from new black jeans to a red sweater after washing & drying?

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I didn’t find the black stains on my red sweater until the next day after I had washed AND dried, so the stain is probably really set in there. I washed with cold water so the black wouldn’t bleed, but I didn’t think about the dryer and set it at a high temperature.

I read online that stains that have been set in after drying can be removed with persistence, but I can’t find any solutions that fit my specific case. I don’t want to use bleach because my sweater is red. What should I do?

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  1. pHrynetyq* says:

    sack it off and buy another jumper.

    continue to dye old sweater for bespoke apparel .

  2. Katie 76 says:

    Try using some Oxyclean stain remover in your wash. Shout on the spot before you put it in the machine. You will probably have to wash several times. But this combo has worked for me several times with pen stains.

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