In an age where almost any mystery can be solved with a quick search online, one simple, everyday question has puzzled countless women around the world:
Why do my underwear sometimes have bleach-like stains?
For years, many assumed it was the washing machine, harsh detergent, or even cheap fabric dye. Others quietly wondered if it had something to do with hygiene. But as more women began sharing their stories online, the truth that emerged was both fascinating and completely natural.
It turns out — those mysterious “bleach spots” have absolutely nothing to do with laundry.
They’re caused by the body itself.
According to medical experts, the vaginal environment is naturally acidic, with a pH level between 3.8 and 4.5. That acidity is what keeps harmful bacteria away and maintains a healthy balance. When vaginal discharge comes into contact with fabric, that natural acid can actually lighten or bleach the fibers — leaving those pale patches behind.
In other words, those marks are a sign of a healthy, self-cleaning system doing exactly what it’s supposed to do.
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