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Use this hack occasionally to refresh clothes that don’t require heavy washing but could use a deodorizing boost.
Store mouthwash in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain its effectiveness.
Avoid using mouthwash on delicate fabrics without testing first, as alcohol-based products can sometimes cause fading or damage.
Variations:
Substitute mouthwash with a few drops of essential oils for a natural fragrance alternative.
Combine mouthwash with baking soda for an extra deodorizing punch on heavily soiled laundry.
Use alcohol-free mouthwash to reduce the risk of fabric damage on delicate items.
FAQ:
Will mouthwash clean my clothes better?
Mouthwash does not replace detergent but can enhance freshness and odor control due to its antibacterial and aromatic properties.
Is it safe to use mouthwash with all fabrics?
Test on a small, inconspicuous area first, especially on delicate or colored fabrics, to prevent possible damage.
Can mouthwash replace fabric softener?
It can serve as a temporary substitute because it leaves a fresh scent, but it won’t soften fabrics like commercial softeners.
Does mouthwash help with moldy or musty smells?
Yes, the antibacterial agents in mouthwash can help reduce mold and mildew odors on clothes.
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