Cleaning white clothes

When it comes to getting our whites white, everyone automatically thinks of bleach. Bleach, however, is pretty stinky and harsh. If you’re unsettled by the thought of putting something that noxious so close to your skin, there are other more natural alternatives to brighten your clothes. And you probably have most of these ingredients in...

Is one of you clothings loosing its bright white? Its time to give it life again. Use these super simple methods to whiten white clothes naturally

Using Vinegar in the Laundry: How to Whiten Whites - Tutorial on using a natural cleaner to brighten dingy white socks and clothes! It really works!

Are you sick of your white towels looking dirty even after you wash them? I mentioned recently that I only purchase and use white bath towels and several people asked how I keep them clean. Here's how to revive white towels. Our kids use a combo of striped and/or colored towels, but for whatever reason,

Get your dingy whites, whiter with this simple tip. No bleach needed to get towels and clothes bright white again! Check out this one simple trick to get your whites whiter.

To bleach or not to bleach? Find the answer to that and more as experts share tips on caring for the beloved and versatile classic white T-shirt.

Your guide to soaking, washing, and drying whites to fight stains and discolorationYou go to put on your favorite white tee, when you notice it's not looking so white anymore. White clothing, sheets, and other garments are a staple in the...

It is perfectly possible to brighten white clothes without toxic bleach. Yellowed and greyed clothes plus anything turned pink in the wash can all be brightened with gentler products you already have. The big secret

Using Vinegar in the Laundry: How to Whiten Whites - Tutorial on using a natural cleaner to brighten dingy white socks and clothes! It really works!

Making white clothes shine again without spoiling the fabric is not an easy task. It is nearly impossible to whiten clothes made of wool and silk at home (at the very least, you’ll need special detergents). However, when it comes to cotton and synthetic products, you can use simple boiling — along with things like lemon, baking soda, and even... hairspray!