How to Bleach Old Kitchen Towels: Even Serious Stains Will Disappear – Japanese Method
Kitchen towels are among those items that most quickly accumulate bacteria, dirt and absorb various odors.
Therefore, they should be washed weekly.
But not everyone can boast that they manage to do this on time.
As a result, serious stains accumulate on the textiles, which become difficult to wash off.
But you can still whiten things if you use the Japanese washing method, which allows you to get rid of even the most difficult stains and return things to their former snow-whiteness.
How to Bleach Towels
To do this, you need to dilute two tablespoons of bleach in a bucket of hot water, as well as a similar amount of vegetable oil.
In addition, you need to add a glass of washing powder. In this solution, the textiles should be left for 8-12 hours.
After this time, the towels must be thoroughly rinsed in clean water, and then the items must be washed in the usual way.
Previously we told you how to whiten kitchen towels using salt.
