It’s been gaining a lot of popularity and videos of dirty bath water have gone viral.
#LAUNDRY STRIPPING HOAX HOW TO#
To learn more about how to laundry strip, watch the full video above.Simply put, laundry stripping is a tactic used to remove excess detergent, minerals, dirt, oil, and stench from clothing, bedding, etc.
After the second cycle is complete, dry as normal.” “After that cycle is complete, add 1/2 cup of baking soda (again, directly to drum) and run on normal cycle with hot water. “I add the vinegar directly to the drum and skip detergent and softener,” she said. Lifestyle blogger Angela Lanter previously told Global News that some pantry items can be used for cleaning staples like towels. READ MORE: A smart way to reduce drying time and other laundry hacks She adds that when you laundry-strip dark clothes, your water while likely turn black first due to dye, but in four hours, the tub will once again be brown.Īnd if you do have more time generally for at-home laundry experiments, you can also try some of these laundry hacks. “You think your clothes are clean, but they’re really not.” “No soap… that’s what you’re seeing in that sludge, all the old soap that gets stuck in your clothes that you can’t get rid of,” she said. “You’re going to want to use clean laundry.” “Let it sit for a minimum of four hours,” she said. Tryon says in about an hour, the tub water will turn brown. The point of laundry stripping is to remove any residue left on clean clothing, towels and sheets. She says you can “strip” everything from clean sheets to towels and textiles. So what, exactly, is laundry stripping? According to Tryon, laundry stripping involves filling your tub with water and mixing in borax powder, washing soda and laundry detergent. Pure magic! Thanks and for sharing! #laundry #laundrystripping #laundryfordays #deepclean #boredathome😑 #cleaningmotivation #cleaninghacks #laundryday #laundrydetergent #soclean #laundrytips #cleanliving #strippingclothes #letitsoak #tide #tidedetergent #borax #bakingsodaĪ post shared by Life with Bex on at 5:46am PDT Let’s talk laundry stripping! Have you tried this? I was so inspired by that I started stripping tons of laundry that I thought was clean only to see this dark grimy water.yuck! need to try this is powder, and baking soda. #laundrystripping #cleaning #laundry #satisfying #dirt #filth #icky #deodorant #getitclean #yogapants #workclothes #dirtywater #nofilter #onthebandwagon #trending #stressrelief #controlwhatyoucan #borax #washingsoda #homemadelaundrydetergent #grownupfun #householding #tidyingup #bathtub #soak #towels #fresh #cleanlaundryĪ post shared by Athena and Maverick on at 3:36pm PDT I don't buy Tide like she calls for, so I just threw in some of my homemade laundry detergent along with the borax and washing soda. But if you have a top loading washer you can do the whole process in there. The hardest part was getting as much water out of the clothes as possible before transferring to the washer. has all the details in her stories of how to do this and it's very easy. But when I stripped this stuff it saved a shirt I thought was doomed. I don't know if I need to be using hotter water, pretreating, or what. I've gotten rid of a lot of shirts I love because they get positively stiff after a while. The only laundry issue I really have is deodorant build up in my casual shirts. I put in a couple of towels, one sock (so I could compare #science ), some workout and comfy clothes, and the five pieces I wear to work most often. One of the bulbs in our bathroom went out, so the lighting isn't great but you get the idea. Why not? The left is when I first filled the tub, before adding the cleaning agents.
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