Another dear reader, Kerri from Washington State, sent us a great recipe for laundry whitener. Just look at my before and ofter shots and you will not doubt how fantastic this cleaner truly is.
I have been sold on this even though I had to purchase brand name dishwasher detergent and not go with my cheap in-store brand… (the trick is in the Cascade brand – no I am not getting anything from them for saying this, though if any readers out there work for cascade, I would be happy to take some free DW soap.)
As a side note… no spots on my glasses…
Anyways, here it is, in all of its simpleness.
*Do not use color safe bleach, the trick is to whiten your items.
Directions:
As a side note, if you have a colored article of clothing that is stained, this may be a great way to revive it. I know for my part I will not wear stained clothing out too much (though I do we wear it around the house). Sometimes the items have tons of wear left and I am distressed that the stain appeared.
Generally because one of my kids spilled on me.
Anyways, try the whitener, it may come out lighter than it was originally but if the stain is removed and the article is now wearable you are to the advantage.
Good luck, and let me know how it works for you.
Useful link – Homemade Laundry Detergent
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Both Cascade and bleach are caustic and harmful to the environment.
Did you use this method on clothing that is not bleachable, ie nylon or polyester?
No, this will bleach your clothing only use it on items yoy want white or no longer care about because it will fade them a lot.