Bleach tends to turn whites dingy, yellow, and does break down fabric. Try soaking in warm water and about a third bottle of hydrogen peroxide. I add it to my wash when washing whites. Safer than bleach.
I would caution you against using hydrogen peroxide on pure silk fabric. It is very drying, and I think that you might risk having the fibres disintegrate. Wear rubber gloves when working with it, as it will cause your skin to have whitish rough areas.
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Can you try dying it?
https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-remove-yellow-stains-caused-by-bleach
Bleach tends to turn whites dingy, yellow, and does break down fabric. Try soaking in warm water and about a third bottle of hydrogen peroxide. I add it to my wash when washing whites. Safer than bleach.
Peroxide or lemon juice. Wet the item, put it in a zip lock bag and put it in the sun for an hour or so.
I would caution you against using hydrogen peroxide on pure silk fabric. It is very drying, and I think that you might risk having the fibres disintegrate. Wear rubber gloves when working with it, as it will cause your skin to have whitish rough areas.
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