This is probably a longshot but: I accidentally squirted some cascade liquid on on my pair of dark jeans. I put some pre-treating spray on them, and washed them in hot water, but the white marks are still there. Google only brings up information about using cascade on clothes to remove other stains, not removing cascade itself. Does anyone have any ideas on how I could get the stain out?
I’m sorry to say I think you’re out of luck. In shaking a bottle of Cascade into the dishwasher to get the remnants out, some splattered on the leg of my jeans, and the white dots are still there after a year. It must be bleach in the formula.
That’s the same thing I was doing…trying to get the last of it out of the bottle. Well, at least I know for next time. Thanks.
It’s not a stain. It’s the opposite of stain. The color has been removed by the bleach in Cascade. You’re fucked.
Signed,
Kahoun (who wore navy blue sweats to wash the deck. Same principle)
Yep, just looked at the bottle, and there’s the notation on the back about the bleach. Who ever heard of putting bleach in dishwashing liquid (hint: not me. :smack: ). I think bleach marked jeans may be back in style in some places. Perhaps it’ll look like I bought 'em that way.
Liquid clothing? How does that work, exactly? 
That’s how it cleans them so well without scrubbing. It’s always been that way.
Helpful Hint: I put dirty dish rags in the dishwasher to clean them. It bleaches the bejeezus out of them! Also works on baby t-shirts.
Break out your black marker and dab color in the spots. Next time you wash them, the black should fade a bit and blend in with the rest of the color. That worked on a sweatshirt of mine perfectly. Thanks Tripler!