Bleaching white clothes

Do you ever find it so frustrating when you accidentally include a colored garment with the batch of your white clothes during laundry? Only to realize after a regular cycle that the white clothes ended up stained with some dye? Do not fret because we will learn how to bleach clothing white.

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...

Discover a natural way to whiten yellowed white clothes without bleach! Whitening white clothes that have yellowed over time can seem like a daunting task, especially if you want to avoid using bleach. Fortunately, there are several ways to bring back the brightness of your white garments without resorting to harsh chemicals. In this… The post How to Whiten Yellowed White Clothes: Bleach-Free Tips for A Brighter Wardrobe appeared first on Creative Homemaking.

We all want our whites to be their brightest. But even for the most domestic among us, it's tough to keep them looking that way. Bleach is certainly an alternative, but you can't use it on everything. If this describes you, don't worry! Here is how to naturally whiten white clothes -- no harsh stuff necessary.

White clothes can turn yellow with age. Learn what methods will help whiten clothes that have yellowed without using bleach.

A simple guide to lightening fabric with a bleach bath or spray To give your clothes new life, fade them with a bleach solution. You can lighten denim that's too dark or give new T-shirts a vintage feel by briefly soaking them in the...

White clothes can turn yellow with age. Learn what methods will help whiten clothes that have yellowed without using bleach.

White clothes can be hard to maintain, especially since stains are often impossible to hide on white fabric. As whites become soiled and worn, you might consider throwing them away. But think twice before you do! There are several...

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!

I had a robe from Bath and Body Works that had become dingy. I didn't want to buy a new one- I was ready to try anything. So, I decided to go a little bleach-crazy- I had nothing to lose, I was about to throw it out anyhow! And so I learned how to ACTUALLY whiten clothes with bleach! (Fun fact- I wrote this article nearly seven years ago- and I STILL have this robe- no holes, tears or other issues! I don't recommend this method for weak fabrics, but for sturdy fabrics!? What do you have to…