What do you mean by 'don't bleach'?

It could imply that a person named 'bleach' (which might be a username or some sort of self - given name) is reading or viewing 'bleach' fanfiction. It might be a strange or unique way of expressing that someone who is a fan of 'bleach' is engaging with the fan - created fictional works related to it.

It could mean that in the Bleach series, episode 366 is considered the end of the story. Maybe it's the final episode where all the plotlines are wrapped up.

The words " cannot be bleached " on the clothes meant that no washing agents with brightening properties could be used, such as 84 bleaches, color bleaches, bleaches, brightening soaps, and other products that could brighten clothes. These products had a certain degree of corrosiveness, and it was easy to cause the color of the clothing to fade, so it could not be bleached.

It could mean that an original character (oc) is incorporated into a Bleach - themed fan - written story. Fanfiction often takes the world and concepts of an existing work like Bleach and adds new elements, such as original characters.

I'm not entirely sure what it means exactly. 'Harry Potter' and 'Bleach' are two very different fictional universes. It might be some sort of very strange or creative fan - created crossover idea that doesn't really make much sense in the traditional context, but perhaps in the realm of very out - there fanfiction concepts.

It can be normal. Many fans like to engage with multiple aspects of a fandom simultaneously. Watching 'Bleach' and reading its fanfiction can be a way to satisfy different cravings for the story. For example, the fanfiction might explore character relationships in more depth or present alternate plotlines that can be really interesting to compare with the original series.

There were many methods and products to choose from for the laundry. There were two recommended bleaches: a clothes bleacher sold by Jingdong, priced at 9.90 yuan. It was rich in sulfur and could remove stubborn stains, spots, and yellowing collars. It also had a disinfectant effect. The other one was Kao Bleach, which cost 22.50 yuan. It was a bleacher specially used to remove stains on white clothes. In addition, there were some self-made methods of rinsing, such as soaking clothes with baking soda and water, or soaking clothes with salt and baking soda after boiling. These methods could remove yellow stains and stains from clothes. The correct way to use the bleachers was to dilute the bleachers first, then soak the clothes for a while, and finally wash them with a shampoo to remove the smell of the bleachers. In short, the choice of the appropriate bleacher or method depended on the individual's needs and the type of clothing.

In my opinion, both have their merits. The anime brings the characters to life with animation and sound, but the manga allows for more imagination and detail in the panels. It really comes down to what you value more in your entertainment.

It can enhance your understanding of the 'Bleach' universe. Fanfiction often delves deeper into character backstories and relationships. For instance, you might learn more about a side character's motives or a relationship between two main characters that was only hinted at in the show. Also, it can keep you engaged with the 'Bleach' fandom even when there's no new official content.

Both have their merits. The manga offers more detailed storylines and character development. The anime, on the other hand, brings the action to life with dynamic visuals and sound. It really comes down to what you value most in your entertainment.