Content

• Tips
• Warnings
• What do you need

1 Read the warnings carefully (at the bottom of the page). Know beforehand what to do if you spill the solution, how not to accidentally get chloramine, and how to dispose of the chemicals.

2 Think about the design. This can be your sketch, a picture from the Internet, the text of your favorite song, or even a photo of your idol. Choose a seat, front side, back, or both? Center? Entering the sleeves? Sketch if necessary to make sure the drawing is in balance and proportion.

3 Wear rubber gloves and clothes you don't mind. Otherwise, in the process, you can ruin your favorite thing.

4 Workspace. Provide adequate ventilation (it is better to work outdoors, or in a room with two or more open windows), spread a newspaper. Spread your T-shirt on the newspaper, put a piece of cardboard in it.

5 Prepare bleach or pipe blockage agent. You cannot use them together; when mixed, they give off a poisonous gas that can cause irreversible brain damage... Pour your chosen product into a glass so that it barely covers the bottom. Close cover tightly and move away from work area.

6 Dip a brush or cotton swab into the product. The synthetic brush will dissolve in the bleach, keep this in mind.

7 Personalize your design. The drawing will not appear immediately, watch how it fade with each new stroke. You can stop and wash off the product whenever you want.

8 Wash and dry the shirt immediately. Machine wash without any other things, do not use powder or other detergents... If you don't have a washing machine, wash directly in the sink. Dry as usual.

• Wash your shirt separately the first few times.

9 Dispose of the product. Pour the bleach into the sink, rinse with tap water for a few seconds. Pour the pipe blockage agent into the toilet, then rinse it off.

10 Everything.

Tips

• You can practice on an unnecessary piece of cloth.
• You can spray bleach all over the shirt for beauty purposes.
• T-shirts of different colors and different products can give a different effect, experiment.

Warnings

• Do not eat or drink while working.
• At the first symptoms of poisoning (nausea, dizziness, chest pain, difficulty breathing, watery eyes), go to another well-ventilated room, this may be the consequences of chlorine poisoning (asphyxiation gas). If symptoms persist within five minutes, see your doctor.
• In case of contact with skin, rinse well
• Don't mix bleach and blockage... The blockage remover contains ammonia, which, when mixed with bleach, produces chloramine. Chloramine vapors can cause permanent brain damage and even death.
• Learn what to do if product gets in your eyes or is accidentally swallowed. Do this before this can happen.

What do you need

• Any color T-shirt; you can buy the simplest and cheapest one in the nearest chain store
• Or pure bleach or liquid remedy for pipe blockages
• Rubber gloves
• Small disposable cup (for the product)
• A brush (not made of synthetic materials), or a few cotton swabs
• Newspaper
• Work clothes (which you do not mind)
• Cardboard for T-shirt size
• Washing and drying nearby