White socks are worn by a large number of people, as they are suitable for almost any clothing. However, the main problem of white socks is often associated with their bleaching, they do not lend themselves well to normal washing, and sometimes you may want to just throw them away. Yet to remove them is not so difficult as it seems at first glance.
Instruction manual
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Before sending the socks for washing, they must be soaked in advance in a solution of boric acid and water, at the rate of 1 tablespoon per liter of water. Lower them for a few hours, after which the socks must be rinsed and the usual wash begins.
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Stain removers that are mottled on store shelves will also help to cope with the problem. In this case, you must remember that the instructions on the packaging are written for a reason. And with an increase in dose, you simply simply ruin your socks without achieving the result you need.
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Do not forget about laundry soap marked "to remove stains." Why it is necessary to carefully stain the soiled places and leave in this condition for the night. The next morning, as a rule, they become completely clean.
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You can use a mixture of washing powder and detergent. This method is well known to housewives. And, nevertheless, do not forget that the concentration of this mixture should not be too high, otherwise you risk not bleaching, but losing your socks.
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Surely every kitchen has mustard powder. It should be added directly when washing in water, and in case of severe pollution, you can lubricate the contaminated area. But do not overdo it, otherwise the powder can be cooked, and you will not get a good result. Wash only in a washing machine and at a water temperature of no higher than 40 degrees.
