Whiten clothes laundry

Is one of you clothings loosing its bright white? Its time to give it life again. Use these super simple methods to whiten white clothes naturally

When it comes to getting our whites white, everyone automatically thinks of bleach. Bleach, however, is pretty stinky and harsh. If you’re unsettled by the thought of putting something that noxious so close to your skin, there are other more natural alternatives to brighten your clothes. And you probably have most of these ingredients in...

We all want our whites to be their brightest. But even for the most domestic among us, it's tough to keep them looking that way. Bleach is certainly an alternative, but you can't use it on everything. If this describes you, don't worry! Here is how to naturally whiten white clothes -- no harsh stuff necessary.

Using Vinegar in the Laundry: How to Whiten Whites - Tutorial on using a natural cleaner to brighten dingy white socks and clothes! It really works!

Laundry is not always everyone’s favorite subject when it comes to homemaking. It’s tedious and sometimes frustrating to get it all done in the amount of time you have. And …

Every woman needs a white blouse in her wardrobe, and men can't do without crisp white shirts

If you have white bedding or clothing that's looking more "off-white" these days, use this super simple method to whiten whites (without bleach, no less!)

I love fresh laundry… especially whites. It just looks so clean and fluffy. A few years ago, I gave up bleach in my laundry. Not really because of the chemical concerns, but because we were constantly ruining our clothes! I tried a few things to keep my whites that really stark white. Borax, lemon, salt, […]

Put away the bleach and instead reach for something that could be in your fridge.

Making white clothes shine again without spoiling the fabric is not an easy task. It is nearly impossible to whiten clothes made of wool and silk at home (at the very least, you’ll need special detergents). However, when it comes to cotton and synthetic products, you can use simple boiling — along with things like lemon, baking soda, and even... hairspray!