Get Your Whites Looking WHITE Again by Stripping Their Stains

Clorox chemist told me to only use warm water with bleach because the hotter the water the faster the chlorine breaks down & dissipates therefore you aren't getting the full bleaching effect if you use hot water. Try it, it worked better for me.

I use bleach sparingly though because where I live we have super hard water with tons of iron in the water so bleach tends to turn my whites yellow.

The one product I totally, absolutely swear by is "OUT White Brite Laundry Whitener." It leaves your whites extremely bright white with a slight hint of a bluish undertone. Beware though it smells awful, like sulfur, & it's got to be toxic as all get out, but one wash of your nastiest whites & you're good to go until nasty comes back around. I can usually find it at Walmart for about $6. I use it with my regular laundry detergent (Biocleen liquid citrus scent or the newer Sport Formula; the best laundry detergent ever created in the history of mankind. No joke!), a handful of Arm & Hammer Baking Soda (I mentioned the super hard water earlier & this softens the water enough to allow the other stuff to work their magic!), & of course "OUT."

I also NEVER ever use dryer sheets! They are most likely why everyone's clothes & towels are holding grease & grime. All these things do is coat anything in the dryer with them in an invisible layer of wax. Feel their texture before & after a dry, all that wax coating that's gone has been transferred to the items you've just dried. Now just imagine how many times those items have been in that dryer with those sheets of wax, no wonder they're not absorbent or soft anymore. There's a reason why the laundry instructions for anything microfiber says "Do NOT Use Dryer Sheets." What about static? I use 3 wool balls that I've had now for 7 years & they are as good as new. I'll wash them about once a year, but they don't really get dirty unless they're accidentally transported from the laundry & get dropped on a dirty floor. Then I just rinse them off.

Sorry for the long-winded answer, I'm waiting for my grocery pickup & I must be last.