How can I wash moldy clothes

I believe that when it rains, our clothes will never dry well. If we put them in the closet at this time, they will get moldy and emit an unpleasant stench. At the same time, they will corrode the color of our clothes and make the whole clothes look old. This will greatly affect the appearance when we wear them again. So how do we wash moldy clothes? Let my friends and I learn about it together in the following time.

1. Mung bean sprouts; put the tender mung bean sprouts on the mold spots and rub them vigorously with both hands. Is it cleaner? Put some more mung bean sprouts and rub them. Hum, the color is much lighter. Rub again. Hard work pays off. The mold spots are gone. Finally, rinse with clean water. Haha, it's that simple. The problem is solved.

2. The mildew spots on clothes can be exposed to sunlight first, then cleaned with a brush, and then washed with alcohol;

3. Soak the clothes contaminated by mildew in strong soapy water, take them out with the soapy water, and put them in the sun for a while. Repeat the soaking several times. After the mildew is removed, rinse them with clean water.

4. Silk clothes can be washed with citric acid and then rinsed with cold water;

5. Mildew stains on linen fabrics can be cleaned with calcium chloride solution;

6. The stains on wool fabrics can also be cleaned with mustard solution or borax solution (add two tablespoons of mustard or two tablespoons of borax to a bucket of water);

7. Wipe with 2% soap alcohol solution (add a handful of soft soap flakes to 250 grams of alcohol and stir evenly), then wipe with 3-5% sodium hypochlorite bleach or hydrogen peroxide, and finally wash. This method is only applicable to white clothes, and old stains can be soaked in the solution for 1 hour.

Add some white vinegar or disinfectant (1:1000) to the water, soak for about 20 minutes, wash several times, and then put it in a ventilated and dry place to dry after washing (sunlight is better).

1. Remove mildew stains from clothes: Mildew on clothes is quite common in households, especially during the rainy season. The method of removing mildew stains is as follows:

1. Mildew stains on clothing that are extremely difficult to clean should be wiped with a 35-60 degree Celsius hot hydrogen peroxide solution or bleach solution, and then rinsed with water.

2. The mildew stains on cotton and linen fabrics should first be soaked with a diluted solution of 20 grams of ammonia and 1 liter of water, and then rinsed with water.

3. Mold stains on silk and wool fabrics should be scrubbed with a cotton ball dipped in turpentine, and then exposed to the sun to remove moisture.

I believe that with our understanding of the above, most of our friends have already had their own clear answers to the above questions. Of course, what I want to tell everyone is that if you accidentally encounter a rainy day when you are drying clothes, we must let them dry for a few more days, especially when the sun is strong, so as to prevent more mold growth and better allow them to be disinfected by ultraviolet rays.