How to clean yellow stains on cotton underwear

Generally speaking, our underwear should be worn close to the body, but there are many problems with underwear, including yellow stains. This is a relatively normal phenomenon in our lower body. Our lower body often secretes a lot of tissue. However, underwear can generally be washed white through some methods. So how do you wash yellow stains on pure cotton underwear?

Human sweat and secretions contain water-soluble and salt-soluble proteins. The yellow stuff is actually denatured salt-soluble protein. If you want to wash it clean, just add an appropriate amount of table salt or rinse with saline.

When the clothes are dry, wash by hand or apply deep cleaning laundry detergent to the stain, completely covering the stain. Let it sit for 5 minutes (you can rub it gently), then add laundry detergent and wash normally.

White cotton, linen and polyester clothes: Add one bottle cap (40 grams) of stronger laundry detergent to half a basin of water (about 2 liters), stir well, put in white clothes and soak for 30 minutes, then rinse clean. If the stains are still not removed after soaking for 2 hours, take out the clothes, add 1 bottle cap of this product to the basin, stir well, put the clothes in and continue soaking. The cumulative soaking time shall not exceed 6 hours.

Other materials or colored clothes: Put the clothes in a basin with the stained area against the bottom of the basin. Use the bottle cap to measure 1/4 bottle cap (10 grams) of colored clothing stain remover and 1/4 bottle cap (10 grams) of collar cleaner, pour them on the stain, cover the stain with other unstained parts of the clothes to prevent it from drying out, let it sit for 2 hours, and rinse it clean. If the stain remains after 2 hours, add appropriate amount of water to wet the entire garment and leave it overnight.

Wet your underwear, then put the toothpaste we usually use (I use the cheap toothpaste), rub it gently with your hands and leave it for a while, then wash it with transparent soap. Finally, rinse it several times with clean water. Let's all try it together. I found the effect is pretty good.

4 types of underwear you should never wear

T-backs should not be worn frequently: Although wearing a thong can be very sexy, the string at the bottom can easily rub against the skin of the private parts, causing redness, swelling, ulcers, etc. Therefore, it is recommended to wear less.

Do not wear underwear made of chemical fiber materials: Generally, underwear made of chemical fiber materials should not be chosen, because chemical fiber has poor permeability and moisture absorption, which can easily make the entire underwear wet and cause inflammation. It is best to choose cotton.

Don't wear underwear that is too tight: If underwear is too tight, it is easy to produce frequent friction with the vulva, anus, and urethral opening, causing bacteria in the dirt in this area (mostly anal and vaginal secretions) to enter the vagina or urethra, causing infection of the urinary or reproductive system.

Don’t wear dark underwear: Women usually judge whether they have gynecological diseases or other diseases by the color of their leucorrhea. Once they choose dark underwear, it will not be easy to detect the leucorrhea, which will delay the disease and even miss the best time for treatment.