How to wash white linen

Every woman asks the same question: how to wash white linen? But in this case it is necessary to consider not only the Laundry but also how to make sure not to damage the structure and fabric. Make your linen white, which is not ashamed to hang out on the street.

You will need

Powder,
- soap,
- boric acid,
Sol
- hydrogen peroxide,
- ash,
- gauze,
- potassium permanganate.

Instruction

There are some rules to successful Laundry, so that you will not have to exert a lot of effort to clean things. For this you should not save things for weeks, much easier to wash svezheizbranny thing. The second condition for washing white clothes, the water should be soft. This can be achieved if you add in the water a couple of tablespoons of baking soda or a special detergent for soft water.

Before you start washing white clothes, it is better to soak for a while. This will significantly facilitate the process of clean washing of dirt and stains. Soak white linens in cold or warm water with dissolved detergent, leave it on all night. The white handkerchiefs come out fine if they soak in very very salty water.

The white linen of wool or synthetic material can be bleached with a mild 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide. This solution is made from the ratio of 5 ml of peroxide to one liter of water. Mix everything thoroughly and soak linen not for some time, left to wash in warm soapy water and thoroughly rinse things.

There is one of the oldest and most important effective way of washing white clothes. For that you need the ash from the combustion of wood. Most importantly, it should be of plant origin, without obstructions. Especially this method is suitable for those who have the house has a wood burning stove. Ash wrap in several layers of cheesecloth and place in tank with a white linenm, which must stand on the stove. It gradually warms up, and linen in the tank will begin to boil. After that, remove the linen, rinse and hang. Any powder not under the power of what nature does naturally.

Take two large containers and pour one in each seven liters of water. In a bowl dissolve 10 grams of soap and the second a few crystals of potassium permanganate. Mix the two solutions and place a couple of white things, leave overnight. Morning left to rinse, linen will be white without a single blemish.

White socks and well socks coming out if them before that, soak in warm water with one tablespoon of boric acid. Leave on for a couple of hours, then wash with powder or soap. Boric acid works far better than any bleach.

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