Oils and sweat can oxidize and leave white clothes and linens looking yellow over time. You can safely clean yellow stains with household products like vinegar and baking soda. Prevent yellow stains ...

"Overuse or underuse of detergent can leave fabrics gray and dingy," explains Forte. That's because suds cushion fabrics and dirt, so stains get trapped and don't wash away like they should. Bottom ...

There is dissension in laundry rooms and grocery store cleaning aisles everywhere. For some of us, when it comes to whitening and disinfecting laundry and certain areas of our home, common household ...

Never mix lemon with chlorine bleach or products that contain bleach. Natural stone surfaces, including counters, ...

A LAUNDRY expert has debunked a common myth about clothing deterioration and what really causes it. The professional revealed why cleaning your items eventually causes them to break down, regardless ...

Known as an antiseptic, disinfectant, and bleaching agent, hydrogen peroxide packs punch into every bottle. It's not suitable for every surface in your home.

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A crisp white shirt or a perfectly cut white tee is a wardrobe classic. But have you taken a look at your white clothes lately? If they look a little grey or off-white, it may be time to brighten them ...

Textile manufacturers often bleach cotton fabric to remove color impurities before dyeing. This process commonly involves oxidizing the natural colorants in fiber with hydrogen peroxide under strong ...