Let’s face it: white laundry tends to lose its brightness over time. The frequent use of bleach might seem like a solution, but it can weaken the fabric, causing it to tear faster. And while boiling laundry is an old-school trick that works, not everyone has the time—or the giant pot—to make it happen.
After trying countless products and tips, I finally discovered a simple and gentle trick that restores the original whiteness of my underwear and light laundry—just like they looked 10 years ago!
🧪 What You’ll Need:
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2 liters of warm water
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2 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide (3%)
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1/100 teaspoon of ammonia (about 1 drop – be careful!)
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(Optional): 1 tablespoon of washing powder (if the laundry is heavily yellowed)
🧼 Instructions:
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Mix the hydrogen peroxide, ammonia, and washing powder (if needed) into 2 liters of warm water.
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Submerge your white or light-colored laundry into the solution.
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Cover the container with cling film (this helps reduce ammonia fumes).
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