My Husband Calls Me the Snow Queen: Effective Tips for Whitening Whites

Boric Acid

Boric acid, readily available at any pharmacy, is highly effective for deep cleaning fabrics and removing even the most stubborn, old stains. To create a homemade bleach, dissolve a few sachets of boric acid in ten liters of water. Stir thoroughly until the acid is fully dissolved and no granules remain.

Soak the stained clothes in the solution for a few hours. After soaking, proceed to wash the clothes as you normally would, either by machine or by hand.

Powdered Detergent and Manganese Solution

Begin by filling a bucket with hot water and adding approximately two hundred grams of washing powder.

In a separate cup, dissolve a few manganese crystals in water until the solution turns pink. Ensure that the crystals are completely dissolved to prevent staining the clothes.

Combine the manganese solution with the washing powder in the bucket and mix well.

Submerge the stained white items in the bucket and cover it with a bag. Allow the clothes to soak until the water cools, then rinse thoroughly.

These methods offer excellent results at minimal cost, restoring your whites to their original, pristine condition, making them look as good as new.