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How to Whiten Very White Socks Without Bleach

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Always separate whites from colored clothes to avoid color transfer.

Avoid using bleach regularly as it weakens fabric over time.

Store socks in a cool, dry place to prevent yellowing and mildew.

Variations
Add a few drops of essential oil (like lavender or eucalyptus) to the rinse for a fresh scent.

Use oxygen-based bleach alternatives (like sodium percarbonate) for stubborn stains — these are gentler than chlorine bleach.

FAQ
Q: Can I use this method on all white fabrics?
A: Yes, it’s safe for cotton, polyester blends, and most whites, but always check care labels.

Q: How often should I whiten socks this way?
A: Once every few weeks or whenever they start looking dull.

Q: Will vinegar damage elastic in socks?
A: No, diluted vinegar in rinse is safe and actually helps preserve elasticity.

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