During the cold season, wool socks become one of the most important items in your wardrobe.
And there is nothing surprising about this: the products warm your feet perfectly.
However, some people subject their socks to strange "treatments".
They put these things in the freezer compartment of the refrigerator.
At first glance, this action is very stupid: why freeze things when they should be warmed?
But in fact, the procedure is very important and necessary.
Why Freeze Wool Socks
These products have one unpleasant property: they can “bite”.
In other words, wool socks often turn out to be “prickly” and not the most pleasant to the touch.
Fortunately, restoring softness to your items is quite simple.
To do this, you need to put the items in the freezer. But first, warm socks need to be treated with a soda solution.
Take a basin, partially fill it with water, add some sodium bicarbonate (1 tsp.)
Next, you need to rinse the socks in the resulting liquid.
The next step is to squeeze the water out of the items and then place these items in a plastic bag.
The bag of socks should be placed in the freezer for about 8 hours.
Then the products need to be removed and left to thaw.
Once the socks are “defrosted”, check their condition: you will immediately understand that the items are perfectly soft and no longer “bite”.
