What is the effect of using white vinegar on white clothes?

People who like to wear white clothes must be careful in their daily lives. For example, they must be cautious when eating while wearing white clothes, because if they accidentally get some food on their white clothes, the clothes will look very dirty, and it is very troublesome to solve this problem. In the future, if you encounter white clothes being stained, you can use white vinegar in the kitchen to help clean them.

Is it useful to use white vinegar to stain white clothes?

Can.

For small area staining

1. Bleach rinsing method

First, wash off the floating color on the clothes with clean water, then use a small cup to mix bleach and water in a ratio of 1:5 or 1:3, and then use a toothbrush dipped in the bleach mixture to gently brush the stained area. Be sure to brush gently for a few minutes. Because it is a mixture, the chemical reaction will be a little slower, and you will slowly see the effect if you wait.

2. Vinegar cleaning method

Drop some vinegar on the stained area, wait for 10 minutes, and then wash it with soap. Not only will the stain be cleaned, but it will also leave no traces. When using this method, you must ensure that the stains on the clothes do not stay for too long. It is best to clean them on the spot to ensure that they are clean. The most important point is that it is best to use white vinegar to wash white clothes so as not to leave vinegar marks.

3. Salt scrubbing method

Sprinkle water on the stained area of ​​the white clothes, wet it, and then apply table salt all over. Then gently rub it repeatedly with your hands until the stained area is washed clean, and then wash away the salt grains with clean water.

For large area dyeing

1. Bleach rinsing method

First wash the clothes with cold water, then dilute the bleach with water, the ratio is about 1:10, or depending on the size of the clothes, rinse them in a washing machine for about 30 minutes. This way the color will be more uniform and the damage to the clothes will be relatively much smaller. I need to remind everyone that bleach itself is a chemical agent. In order to avoid causing harm to the human body, it must be rinsed with clean water and then soaked for 20 minutes at the end. It is best to soak the bleached clothes in softener or softening essence for a few minutes. The clothes will become smooth and soft, and it will also maintain the fabric.

2. 84 disinfectant immersion method

After diluting with 84 disinfectant, try soaking it for a while, but be sure to control the dilution ratio and soaking time. This is related to the location and degree of staining of the clothes. It is best to bleach it several times. It is better to be a little troublesome than to over-bleach it.

3. Potassium permanganate and acetic acid cleaning method

The method is to first dissolve a small amount of potassium permanganate in water, then put the clothes to be rinsed in and soak them thoroughly. After soaking for 10 to 20 minutes, the clothes will turn dark red. Pick up the clothes and wash them with clean water. Then dissolve a little acetic acid in water, and put the clothes soaked in potassium permanganate into the acetic acid solution. The clothes will slowly change from dark red to their original color, and the stained areas will also fade away without damaging the original color of the clothes. Sometimes you can also use this method when your clothes turn yellow.

4. Soaking method with mixed washing powder and detergent

Add washing powder and dishwashing liquid containing a lot of anionic surfactants in a 1:1 ratio into warm water, soak the stained area in the warm water for more than half an hour, and then scrub it with your hands. If it still cannot be cleaned, put all the clothes in water above 50 degrees, add a small amount of detergent and scrub them, using the fading of the clothes to reduce the color difference of the dyed clothes.

How to avoid staining white clothes

A few things to note when washing white clothes:

1. If you choose to use hot water mixed with detergent to soak clothes to remove stains, and find that the hot water is not strong enough to remove stains, you can choose to increase the temperature of the hot water to allow the detergent to be more effective.

2. In order to avoid secondary contamination of white clothes caused by improper cleaning methods, you can cut a small piece of cloth from the seam of the clothes and try it out before cleaning, and then clean the stains.