White is considered the base color. Clothing that stands out for its snowy white color is available in anyone’s closet, whether man or woman. Unfortunately, things don’t stay snow white for long. They quickly acquire a gray or yellowish tint, which instantly spoils their appearance. If a child puts on such a garment, he can throw it away completely the next day. If your child wears white clothes, there will be stains. Soon it becomes impossible to wash things and they are sent to the rags. That is not right! There are effective ways to restore whiteness to things. Plus, they cost quite a bit of money.

Boric acid
A product available in pharmacies on every corner. The acid penetrates deep into fabrics and removes even old, stubborn stains. Making homemade bleach is very simple: just take a few sachets of acid and dissolve them in ten liters of water. You have to wait for it to completely dissolve.

Therefore, it is necessary to beat the water for a long time until no grains are visible. Then we place the stained clothes in a container with this water and wait. After a few hours we take them out and wash them by machine or by hand as usual.

Powdered detergent and manganese solution.
You need to fill a bucket with hot water and pour about two hundred grams of washing powder into it. Next, you must dissolve several manganese crystals in a cup of old water. The liquid should turn pink. You have to stir the water for a long time so that the crystals dissolve completely. Otherwise they could leave stains on the objects.

Then pour the solution from the cup into a container with powder and stir. Then we put the contaminated white objects in a bucket with the prepared liquid and cover it with a bag. We wait for the water to cool and rinse things.

These two methods described above will provide optimal results at minimal cost.

Things will turn white again, as if you bought them and never used them.