Bleach on a tee shirt

[masma]

I didn't know where else to put this so I hope I'm in the right place for anyone to help me. I've just splashed bleach onto my favourite pale blue tee shirt. My question is ... if I try to dye it a darker colour will the white bleach spots stay lighter than the rest of the material or will it cover evenly. Thank you.

[puddicat]

masma it would probably not take the dye evenly you will still have patches,as you have taken the material back to its raw state sorry!!!

[masma]

I did wonder that Puddicat - nay mind my own fault. Thanks both of you.

[ladyalex]

Sadly, puddicat is right as i too have done exactly what youdid and splashed some bleach on a dark blue sweatshirt. (My son's favourite , of course.) I did try to dye it but it didn't work. The dye didn't take very well where the bleach was , so I now have a dark blue sweatshirt splashed with lighter blue. You can get products which are supposed to take all of the colour out material so you can dye it properly, but I was so fed up with all the palaver of trying to dye the sweatshirt and failing that I couldn't be bothered trying it. Maybe someone else knows about these products and could advise.
Commiseratons!

[Ice.Maiden]

Your own tie-dye creation is the best bet I think, but I can remember accidentally splashing bleach on a long black dress i was going out in. I did a quick cover-up job, by colouring in the lightened spots with a felt tip pen! It lasted for the night, anyway!

[masma]

Thanks all but I think it's destined for the bin. It wasn't expensive just really comfortable. Hey ho that'll teach me for wearing decent clothes to clean the loo!