4 rules of "natural" washing: the process will not only be effective, but also environmentally friendly
Washing clothes is something that each of us does on a regular basis. Hence the conclusion that this process should not only effectively remove stains, but also be gentle on the environment.
We will share with you methods that allow you to achieve this goal, that is, to make washing more environmentally friendly without compromising its effectiveness.
All you need to do is use proven home remedies instead of special gels and powders for washing.
1. If something has been damp for a long time and now smells damp, wash it with vinegar.
2. Yellowed clothes, especially those with traces of sweat, can be refreshed with lemon juice. Rub the stained areas with lemon and leave in the sun for 15-20 minutes.
3. To protect your clothes from moths, put a piece of paper with a few drops of essential oil in your closet. Refresh this “fragrance” once a month – and you won’t need fabric softener.
4. Blood stains can be removed with castile soap, salt, baking soda, potato starch or corn starch.
Earlier we listed 3 methods that will help you wash dirty white socks.
