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For delicate fabrics, shorten soaking time and avoid hot water.
Regularly clean your washing machine to prevent detergent buildup that can dull clothes.
Store white clothes separately to avoid color transfer.
Variations:
Use lemon juice instead of vinegar for a fresh scent and natural whitening effect.
For stubborn yellowing, sprinkle baking soda directly on stains before soaking.
Add a few drops of essential oil like lavender to your rinse for a pleasant aroma.
FAQ:
Q: Can this method be used on colored clothes?
A: This whitening method is best for whites; use caution on colors to avoid fading.
Q: Is hydrogen peroxide safe for all fabrics?
A: Generally yes, but test on a small hidden area first to ensure no damage.
Q: How often should I whiten my laundry?
A: Once every few weeks or as needed to maintain brightness.
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