The end result depends on a lot of variables. If you start out with sheets/clothing that haven’t been washed for several weeks for whatever reason, you’re going to get change in the water color. And you indeed will see dirty water. And it really is a good way to soak out all the dirt, if you ask me. I’ve done this. It works. That’s why you see videos that have it. I TRULY think YOUR clothes are already so clean, that there wasn’t anything to soak out of them! So good job for doing such a great job at your laundry! That’s fabulous ! By the way my friend Dawn at “The Minimal Mom” just did this with one of her daughter’s sheet sets. They were dirty to begin with but they really came out nice.
I always set my new dark colors with 1 cup white vinegar it will keep them from fading or bleeding. I have always washed dark and whites together no issues with hot water.
Thank you for this video. The clothes stripping is such a myth and your video is the only one I found that is calling it out. Also soaking dirty clothes has been around for years, calling it stripping instead of soaking doesn't mean it's new lol
I’ve done this to my boyfriends hoodie(he works in a body shop and is dirty as hell) and the hoodie was Grey and the water came out black.. that being said I think clothes stripping is for actually dirty clothes
Well Tik Tok kinda hijacked the purpose of laundry stripping. I never saw people doing this with their actual clothes until Tik Tok. I’m telling y’all every time I clean my towels I use borax and let them sit for a while. I never use Tide on my towels. And the water will be cloudy and nasty as hellll You’re not supposed to use Tide when stripping your towels because the purpose of it is to remove all of the built up detergents/fabric softeners whatever, and it does work. You have to wash them twice in hot water. First just add 1 cup of vinegar and let them run thru the washer once. No fabric softener!!Second time add 1/2 cup of baking soda in hot water. Again, no softeners!! When you dry them don’t put any dryer sheets or anything but dryer balls and on medium heat. I swear it works. Your towels will be so absorbent and soft. Also, what in the world are you using to clean your towels??! Because for your dirty towels to be that clean is unbelievable. You must’ve used all of them just once lol
I use only clear biodegradable laundry soap. I can make laundry soap from my home made castile bars but don’t use it in my front loader. 2 Tablespoons liquid only for a huge load is recommended. Repairmen tell us most people overdo it with detergent and it ruins clothes and washers. Also, give up the perceived need for suds. Women used to use one slice of lemon to wash a load. I knew something was wrong with the stripping videos when I saw the Tide. Never use it. Thanks for the reveal, sweetie. Here’s a tip, in case you don’t already know it: spas and bathtubs with jets need a periodic purge of the bio film coating the internal pipes. Look up a product called “Oh Yuk”. You’ll be surprised what come out.
I've done laundry stripping for years. Mainly on things I can't fit into the washer. Like bags, hats, pillows, pack and plays and blankets and it really does work. The water gets so gross 🤢 idk bout stuff that gets washed frequently but on stuff you can't fit into the washer
Yeah darks bleed during laundry striping. Also, If you don't use fabric softener or too much detergent you don't need to do laundry striping (with the possible exception to work out clothes). When a person uses to much laundry detergent it transfers back onto the clothes and then attracts body oil and dirt back onto the clothing. Laundry striping removes that. Add: Using an Enzyme Cleaner on your active wear and Oxygen Bleach will help clean them better
My hubby tends to be really oily. I have to keep a towel on the backs of all my upholstered furniture otherwise he'll leave a brown stain. I'll put his clean thermals away for the warm months and when they come back out in fall, I have to wash them over because they have this horrible "old man body odor" that's so bad, I need to wash them again before he can wear them. I believe that it all depends on how good of a detergent you use to begin with and how much body oil your family members produce. I won't use liquid detergents because that's half of the muck. They just don't work as good a the higher priced powders. And my washer doesn't stink anymore since I switched to powders.
I think that what you are saying is true, but also it is in a lot of cases actually kind of good to do laundry stripping with dark colours. If you wash your clothes a lot the dye will also eventually fade away, this is because there is some much “extra” dye in our coloured clothes, which is also why something your skin can turn kind of blue or black if you wear new pants that’s only been washed a few times😊
I honestly think people overdo this trend. It's worked for me with a couple clothing items that I accidentally left in a gym bag and the trunk of my car for a month in the summer. I washed it multiple times and nothing seems to get the smell out but I did the laundry stripping and it seemed to work. But I don't think that people need to do it to every single clothing item and towel set they own
Good video! I think for most people, stripping clothes is probably a waste of time and people interpret the leeched dye as dirt. However, i work construction and trail run. Stripping my fancy running/work socks was a fantastic experience. I seriously didn't realize how crunchy they had become from years of mud and dust getting ground into them. They went from being flat to being much fluffier as well.
Truth be told, I think laundry stripping is more for items that are difficult to wash or that you don't wash all that often. Take rugs for example. unless they are the small bath rugs, it's hard to wash and clean them unless you shell out money for a pro. So, stripping rugs make more sense and explains why the water turns dirty when compared to towels. Other items to strip would be hats, bras, seat cushions, maybe even clothing that you sweat a lot in, but I don't think it's meant for every day clothing that gets washed regularly.
Do you have hard water? Do you have oily skin and hair? And you obviously have access to your own washer and do not have to rely on a laundromat. I can assure you laundry stripping does work if your laundry needs it but if you do not have the conditions that set your laundry up to need to be stripped in the first place, of course it will not appear to work for you. Edit: I would like to add that I think some of the videos out there that use a lot of extra ingredients to strip laundry are rediculous. When you start adding acids and bases you are just canceling them out and wasting products. It can also be dangerous to mix a lot of things as you can create some very toxic compounds. And adding a lot of extra soaps is just counter productive to what you are trying to accomplish in the first place.
I’ve done this on white as I no longer use bleach. It worked for me on sheets that had turned yellow from previous bleach. I now strip clean my white sheets at least every 3 months. I wash them weekly.
when I spilled diesel fuel on my clothes, I soaked them in the tube with baking soda, vinegar lil bit of ammonia in hot water. after washing them they smelled better than ever. I did that soak with all my work clothes bc I sweat a lot when I’m at work. While I was soaking them I thought about stripping my towels since I was already in this mood but I’m so glad I found you so I won’t waste my time. 😂😂
There’s a lot of factors that go into if your laundry needs stripping. Basically what happens is liquid detergent builds up on fibers over a long period of time causing that dingy look. Hard water [edit: and sweat/oils] will also cause more build up. That’s why you see those dramatic videos of people doing super old undershirts and etc. It’s had the time and sweat factor. The most basic stripping recipe is washing soda (the soap) + sodium percarbonate (aka oxyclean in the US = the “bleach” + bubbles) in very hot water. After soaking, you wash it, no soap added (it’s already been soaking and full of soap). -edit- The MOST basic method is actually boiling an item in water with sodium percarbonate solution (+ a no soap cycle). It’s how you’d get kitchen towels or rags clean and white. But not practical for large items like a bath towel, full load of laundry, or materials that could shrink.
I wish that you had stirred up the towels. The way detergent was made it requires you to agitate the laundry because one molecule sticks to the dirt and one end hangs free. It was made so the movement will pull the dirt out. Try that and see if there’s a difference. They aren’t meant to just soak.
I used to do stripping regularly when I was using a top loading washer and store bought detergents. I had to switch to homemade detergent because of my daughter’s skin sensitivities. I made a batch every 6-8 months in a 5 gallon bucket with a lid. The homemade detergent is biz powder (enzyme laundry booster), borax, washing soda, scent beads for smell, and shredded zote soap or fels naptha. It took 2 tablespoons per big load. Stripping takes away the residues from commercial detergents that ARE THERE if you use the recommended amount or have a washer that doesn’t rinse well, or have hard water, etc. If you use a detergent that has any of these ingredients to prevent residue and/or have a very efficient washer, “stripping” doesn’t work because there’s nothing to strip. When I started using the homemade detergent, I never had to use hot water unless it was for sanitizing purposes. Our clothes were brighter and cleaner and my husband’s pit stains even faded and disappeared with every subsequent wash. This was with a family of 6 (4 teenagers working in fast food) and 5 dogs. I HIGHLY recommend it. No tub soup if it’s being done with every wash.
I've done it with all my towels for the bathroom and kitchen. It definitely didn't make them fluffier or softer but I did find that the dish clothes and tea towels were better at wiping up liquids. Before it would just move it around before soaking it up.
What's it doing there is stripping your towels of fabric softener build up, if you avoid adding softener to towel washes your dish cloths won't lose their absorbency so much. It's like doing a clarifying shampoo to get product out of your hair.
The thought crossed my mind that if I could devise a detergent formula that would slowly turn the water grey, folks would be really drawn to my product, even if it didn't clean anything substantially. Not saying that anyone has found the holy grail... thanks for the demonstration.
All you need is regular vinegar and water. Vinegar will neutralize odors, and chemicals left in your towels from the detergent. I wouldn't be surprised if the companies that sell these products started the stripping craze.
I did laundry stripping on my toddler's old blankets and it definitely was a difference, the blanket was brighter. Before the stripping the blankets were very dingy looking. So I'm confused about your experiment.
I did this with my wash and truly my towels turned out whiter and fluffier so much for that I couldn’t fit them back into the drawer. I really saw a difference. I put vinegar in as a final rinse on the wash cycle, and I used Oxiclean, borax and super borax.
Lol there is a cycle on some washers called presoak. Same same and it agitates for you. If your washer doesn’t have this, you can stop the washer after it fills and manually agitate (top loaders only). This presoaking has been around forever. Nothing new 😂 PS Thanks for sharing your experience 🤗
And I can do this with the same borax and washing soda? Thank you for your comment, I’m an adult who isn’t very good at adulting 😅 so I appreciate these comments and videos for some real advice!
I stripped my denim jeans most of them haven’t been worn for a year or more, a couple pairs were thrifted, and a few I do wear. The water was yellowish brownish, it wasn’t the dye it was gross.
You do have a point, but ai’ve started putting borax and the super washing soda in my laundry in addition to detergent, and there is 0 odor now. There was definitely an odor before. I have 4 children, two in diapers, and a husband that works in the oil field.Make sure to add a color catcher sheet and wash it in warm or hot water.
LOL it's soap 😶😒 this is just how we used to wash clothes when we had no washer, thanks for calling out the fad because honestly it wasn't cool to be poor and have no washer, it was a pain in the booty! Also, please film more vids where you talk to us, you're a great youtuber!
Very true, before the washer machine, that was how laundry was done. I am getting more comfortable in front of the camera, so my personality is coming out. I am glad you are enjoying, makes me feel good to hear you say, '' please film more vids where you talk to us, you're a great youtuber''. Thank you so much
I havent dont this yet but I am curious that all the clothes where blue and yet the water was black. Also the different uses of towel compared to clothes get diffrent amounts of dirt. So I dont feel like her experiment was accurate or conclusive
It works for musty old towels that have too much hard water or fabric softener build up, but it can be done in a washer. Not sure why people are doing it in the tub.
This has become a thing due to a bunch of people who always had washing machines and never did laundry the old fashioned way therefore do not know what laundry water looks like : )
I appreciate this test. Any tips on how to get excess detergent out of clothes the old fashioned way? I'm asking because I have a bunch of improperly washed clothes (my roommates washed them when I was out one day). I pick up the items and still feel detergent on them that I can't figure out how to get the excess out.
If you don't have hard water stripping will not yield the same results as you've seen from some others. I used to cloth diaper and we had to strip the diapers often to remove the mineral deposits and detergent build up from the water (they contribute to lessening absorption) adding one ingredient you didn't use which is calgon water softener. So I can't agree on the fake news part but I am always fascinated to see what people's water looks like afterwards lol
I have hard water that’s way over 450 and anything I strip is dark. And if you are over using detergent your water will be dark. And I use cloth diapers I have to strip the inserts if they were used ones.
The water we have here is hard water. With my oldest, we did cloth diapers for awhile before we switched to regular diapers. Our advantage was we have a spray next to the toilet, it's kind of like bidet toilet but, separate (not sure how to explain it). However, the spray is strong and that was what did the trick for us, on top of soaking and then throwing it in a 2 hour wash cycle they always came out white. I am not sure if it was the method we did combined with our machine, Idk. Yes, you are right the videos are fascinating. . . . I wanted to come back to say thank you for mentioning cloth diapers, you had me go down memory lane and I was smiling the whole time. Ahhhhhhhh, memories.
@@NaimahAltidore haha oh girl a sprayer was my best friend. I had one with my eldest. Good old YT University helped me build it from scratch lmbo. Peace & Blessings. I so enjoy your videos.
I agree I used clean clothes and diapers and I definitely could tell the difference. I am very lazy by nature so I won’t add more work on myself if it was not doing something. I don’t do it often mostly just diapers. We have well water with minerals and it is super hard. The Calgon is important too. Plus you need a bleach soak and like 3 washes in machine to finish stripping. Stripping came up with diapers and people started doing laundry so you should follow same protocol with the laundry because that is how I do it for results.
When I first heard about Laundry Stripping, my question was, why are you using laundry detergent if you’re trying to strip out the laundry detergent, I suppose to break the water surface tension?
Part of it may depend on your water to begin with because let’s face it some water types inhibit the machine and detergents ability to effectively clean the clothes. I know that when I wash as I have washed clothes that I’ve noticed my laundry water during the wash cycle is disgustingly brown. Will it hurt to do a strip once or twice a year? No. If you have hard water it might really be a benefit to your laundry.
The biggest thing is I add a concentrated dish soap. I can say you're missing items that take the oils out which is why you dont see anything. I strip my diapers, active wear, pillow cases and towels and I can say yes fake news for the method they told you but my method you can see the crap come out and the water isnt white anymore it's off white and the oil comes to the surface like an oil spill. You can use dawn or like I do is biokleen dish soap..I also dont use tide at all I use dropps laundry detergent.
I fill the tub up with warm to hot water. Add 1.5 cups of borax and 1 dropps pod or whatever 1 load amount of detergant, 2 tbsp of dawn. I add my clothes and I swish them around every 45 mins for maybe 2 hours. I make sure all that stuff I added is melted into the water and add my clothes (you can use a cooking utensil from your kitchen to stir and move the clothes around which is what I do) After that I ring them out and throw them into the washer and do a 2 rinse cycle with detergant. We also use odoban from time to time to make them smell good. After that dry like normal. Then toss in the dryer with wool balls and our lavender sachet.
I’m so glad you did this! I watched a few of those videos and saw they were using blue or black towels and I’m like come on ladies!! Throw a blue towel or a pair of jeans in the washer with your white towels and that’s why your white towels change because it’s sitting in Blue water 🤤🤭♥️ Just add some borax to your washer and call it a day 👌🏻
She does a 2 hour wash for her whites thats why her white towels were not so dirty looking in the soak. The dirty towels were a little gray water in the soak but as she says she does a 2 hour wash and she added soap to the dirty towel wash but not the clean soak towel wash. I agree with the color cloths wash only if its super dirty to begin.
I just stripped a white bath towel in my kitchen sink and poured a pan of boiling in there, my water turned a weird & gross yellow hue. It was so satisfying I drained it and have another sink full going of 4 white pillow cases. I’m hoping it just gets them whiter so I don’t have to replace them as often, I’ve tried bleach previously and a whole bottle of spray n wash.
When stripping whites you use calgon, washing soda and borax. After soaking do a rinse with just water and then do a 30 minute bleach soak with a couple tablespoons of bleach and then wash a couple times after. They look great after.
Well scientifically laundry stripping is just realizing the oils and dirt built up from the fabric softener, fabric softener is made of waxy chemicals in order to make clothes feel soft to the touch so naturally dirt will cling to it no matter how much you clean. It’s not the dye it’s dirt that is built up and not removed because of the softener. This won’t work if you don’t use softener on certain things.
you've saved me so much time!! i was gearing up to do like all of my towels and sheets - i came to youtube to find a tutorial - and now i have so much more time today hahaha. i bet the reason many people love their results - especially from towels and whatnot - is because they're using their washer incorrectly. eg sooo many people overload their machines, or use too much/too little laundry detergent, or use a really ineffective one, or use fabric softener, or some combination! cleaning off that buildup would absolutely make towels softer and more absorbent. nothing like cleaning clothes to make them, like, clean lol
True, and I wouldn't recommend stripping jeans, too much of the dye comes off. I was careful and did only similar colors just in case so the dye does not mix with lighter colors since I was using hot water. Thanks for watching
Thank you very much for saving my time and energy. Ive done all this stripping thing before without knowing it was called stripping. Actually my method of handwashing was dunk my clothing in soapy water and wring the ass out of them.,it was real hardwork and i hate laundry because of all the wringing. Why was it so difficult to real8ze it was just the dye coming off?
It works if you cant use bleach or on really dirty stuff . You use bleach all the time and you said a 2 hr wash no the reason you got nothing .lol Just do in the washer and soak over night !
@@NaimahAltidore You take good care of your stuff and keep stuff really clean . my husband is a Diesel Mechanic So you can imagine his uniforms lol but this works really good . Thank you for the reply
My husband works in a pipe shop. I wash his clothes twice on two different cycles. I only have to do it for his stuff. Depending on how your pipes are hooked up, I wouldn't strip clothing in a bathtub. Your washing pipes may be different from the pipes from your bathroom.
The point of laundry stripping is to strip your clothes whether clean or dirty. In the video as shown, I first tried it with clean white towels, then dirty white towels just to compare the two. As you saw the color changed slightly with only the dirty towels and not the clean. My guess is because the towels were dirty to start with. Also, everyone may experience something different, that is why you must try it out for yourself. Towards the end, I said it did not work for me, maybe it'll work for you.
@@NaimahAltidore Yeah well I've done this with alot of my clothes, and has worked. My work clothes came out great and all my hats. All the sweat stains and work stains were gone. Maybe you did it wrong.
She didn’t do it right. She used laundry soap and you don’t in this and no calgon. Plus you stir and you need a bleach soak on whites after and a tablespoon at least in the was of others. Plus you should do more than one wash after to get all the stuff off the surface that stripping brought up.
I’ve been very skeptical of this clothes stripping thing so thank you for showing us that it was fake! Also I’m so jealous of your bathtub lol I bet it makes baths so wonderful! Still can’t figure out your shower though. I’ve never seen one like it before.
@@IlyaNLeo it might work if you have really old clothes or if you have hard water that can make you soap to build up on your clothes but if you generally use the right amount of detergent it should be fine .. that is what I gathered from all the videos I watched
The last parts of the video 😂😂😂😂😂😂, that me having my crazy moments thinking noone can see me till my neighbours knock on my door telling me they heard weird sounds n they're worried 😂😂
Lol, let your personality shine through. It's funny you said that because a friend told me their neighbors knocked on the door to ask if she was okay. The short story is, she was listening and singing along to Mariah Carey song. lol
Why is nobody saying this: Most peoples' clothes come out dirty water after the stripping because they don't wash their clothes properly. there are a mutlitude of reasons. People are saving money when it comes to water bills and use almost only cold washes, which doesn't properly wash away soap and bacteria especially for towels and bedsheets. This is why every 2 months you should do at least one empty hot water cycle to clean the washing machine of any bacteria building up. There are also those who are known to wash shoes in the washing machine or (sports' ) clothes with sand and dirt not prewashed before putting in the washing machine (like childrens' clothing). Which means the washing machine often gets so dirty and it can't clean properly. Ahuge sign of a dirty washing machine is that the clothes and the machine have a moldy dull smell instead of fresh. Clean your washing machine and service it 2 to 3 times a year. You can diy with baking soda or buy products for that. Other then that....Allot of people try to disguise the dull smelling clothes from an unclean washing machine with extra soap and extra softer which the cold wash cycles often can't wash out properly creating a build up of unwashed soap in clothes. This can also happen if you put too many clothes in one cycle. A washing machine should never be full full. You need at least about 1/5 -1/4 of space left. Also empty the drainage thingy at the bottom and clean the rubber by the door at least once a year. As a student I have lived in several dormes with different people and I have shared laundry facilities. I have seen some shocking laundry doing behaviour. People don't read instructions on machine maintanance, man.....They don't know how to use the machine. Let's not even get started about dishwashers. You know that typical smell a dishwasher washed plate or cup gets? A slight muffled soapiness machineness smell I don't know how to describe it but you instantly recognise it when you drink from a cup or glass that been washed in the dishwasher. Yeah that smell...THAT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN!!! Your dishes need to be rinsed off of food remains and sauce residue before putting in the dishwasher. Ooh I'm so triggered right now thinking about some shit that went down. This bitch had jumbo shrimp shells in a collander and put it in the dishwasher. Like bitch HOW??? Anyways... This youtuber washed towels on a long and hot water cycle. And she used the washing machine properly not filling and stuffing it up and shit. Her towels came out whiter then white and thus....Yeah her shit be clean. Stripping has no extra function.
They just put a new name on soaking.🙄 It actually works for things like the inner part of a child's car seat. Hats that you don't normally wash. Sport uniforms. Things that are washed regularly, you'll barely see any difference at all.
Thank you for this video. You tested your laundry stripping Theory. Now there is nothing called stripping just soaking. The other videos are fake. Yes, I'm subscribing to your channel.
The only way I can see stripping your laundry actually work is if you wash your clothes with the cheapest laundry soap that is not working well. Then stripping it with these products might actually lift some dirt....
I don't think you're wrong, but I don't think you quite get what laundry stripping is for either. There's a lot of things that "laundry stripping" clothes could be beneficial for and that depends on how old clothes are, how well your washer can actually clean your clothes, the kind of stains/dirt on on the clothes themselves. I'll give you a really good example, I used to have super soiled oily clothes from working in a car shop, there's no way a single wash would get a small load of clothes clean from that batch of clothes. I could see how laundry stripping could pull up the dirt and especially the oil and grease from those clothes. If your clothes are already pretty clean and new, you're probably not going to get a lot of results (besides pulling dyes out of dark clothes).
Io penso che quando la biancheria viene lavata correttamente,il laundry stripping non è necessario,semplicemente la biancheria,soprattutto quella molto chiara o bianca la si deve lavare dai 60 gradi in su,con un semplice prelavaggio o ammollo,aggiungendo uno sbiancante tipo Vanish,cosi da evitare questo che secondo me,è uno spreco di tempo e danaro.
Someone texted it hurt my back watching this because the lady was wringing out clothes in the bathtub , I believe you're kind of lazy , you have to work at anything you do if you want to get it right , my parents always said when they were alive laziness will kill you and i believe that . rather it's washing clothes , do electric work or plumbling , or automobile work. I like to challenge anything I'm doing , I really get a kick out of it because I don't like to be outdone.
The end result depends on a lot of variables. If you start out with sheets/clothing that haven’t been washed for several weeks for whatever reason, you’re going to get change in the water color. And you indeed will see dirty water.
And it really is a good way to soak out all the dirt, if you ask me. I’ve done this. It works.
That’s why you see videos that have it.
I TRULY think YOUR clothes are already so clean, that there wasn’t anything to soak out of them! So good job for doing such a great job at your laundry! That’s fabulous !
By the way my friend Dawn at “The Minimal Mom” just did this with one of her daughter’s sheet sets. They were dirty to begin with but they really came out nice.
I always set my new dark colors with 1 cup white vinegar it will keep them from fading or bleeding. I have always washed dark and whites together no issues with hot water.
Thank you for this video. The clothes stripping is such a myth and your video is the only one I found that is calling it out.
Also soaking dirty clothes has been around for years, calling it stripping instead of soaking doesn't mean it's new lol
Thank you
I’ve done this to my boyfriends hoodie(he works in a body shop and is dirty as hell) and the hoodie was Grey and the water came out black.. that being said I think clothes stripping is for actually dirty clothes
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I laundry strip my husband's work clothes he is trash man and it does make a big difference. It helps get the trash smell out of his clothes.
If your not dealing with that kind of filth you can just use the same products in your washer and get your clothes just as clean.
Well Tik Tok kinda hijacked the purpose of laundry stripping.
I never saw people doing this with their actual clothes until Tik Tok.
I’m telling y’all every time I clean my towels I use borax and let them sit for a while. I never use Tide on my towels. And the water will be cloudy and nasty as hellll
You’re not supposed to use Tide when stripping your towels because the purpose of it is to remove all of the built up detergents/fabric softeners whatever, and it does work.
You have to wash them twice in hot water. First just add 1 cup of vinegar and let them run thru the washer once. No fabric softener!!Second time add 1/2 cup of baking soda in hot water. Again, no softeners!! When you dry them don’t put any dryer sheets or anything but dryer balls and on medium heat. I swear it works.
Your towels will be so absorbent and soft.
Also, what in the world are you using to clean your towels??! Because for your dirty towels to be that clean is unbelievable. You must’ve used all of them just once lol
I use only clear biodegradable laundry soap. I can make laundry soap from my home made castile bars but don’t use it in my front loader. 2 Tablespoons liquid only for a huge load is recommended. Repairmen tell us most people overdo it with detergent and it ruins clothes and washers. Also, give up the perceived need for suds. Women used to use one slice of lemon to wash a load. I knew something was wrong with the stripping videos when I saw the Tide. Never use it. Thanks for the reveal, sweetie. Here’s a tip, in case you don’t already know it: spas and bathtubs with jets need a periodic purge of the bio film coating the internal pipes. Look up a product called “Oh Yuk”. You’ll be surprised what come out.
I've done laundry stripping for years. Mainly on things I can't fit into the washer. Like bags, hats, pillows, pack and plays and blankets and it really does work. The water gets so gross 🤢 idk bout stuff that gets washed frequently but on stuff you can't fit into the washer
Yeah darks bleed during laundry striping. Also, If you don't use fabric softener or too much detergent you don't need to do laundry striping (with the possible exception to work out clothes). When a person uses to much laundry detergent it transfers back onto the clothes and then attracts body oil and dirt back onto the clothing. Laundry striping removes that.
Add: Using an Enzyme Cleaner on your active wear and Oxygen Bleach will help clean them better
Same with mopping floors hot water and a little bit of floor cleaner will do the trick
Exactly! This is how the water in your washer looks. You can soak or wash your clothes twice in your washer. It's extra work and a waste of time.
Agree
Hot water and dark colored clothes don’t mix!
it cause the dye to bleed out
Exactly! Now you have faded clothes because you stripped the color dye not dirt.
My hubby tends to be really oily. I have to keep a towel on the backs of all my upholstered furniture otherwise he'll leave a brown stain. I'll put his clean thermals away for the warm months and when they come back out in fall, I have to wash them over because they have this horrible "old man body odor" that's so bad, I need to wash them again before he can wear them. I believe that it all depends on how good of a detergent you use to begin with and how much body oil your family members produce. I won't use liquid detergents because that's half of the muck. They just don't work as good a the higher priced powders. And my washer doesn't stink anymore since I switched to powders.
I think that what you are saying is true, but also it is in a lot of cases actually kind of good to do laundry stripping with dark colours. If you wash your clothes a lot the dye will also eventually fade away, this is because there is some much “extra” dye in our coloured clothes, which is also why something your skin can turn kind of blue or black if you wear new pants that’s only been washed a few times😊
I honestly think people overdo this trend. It's worked for me with a couple clothing items that I accidentally left in a gym bag and the trunk of my car for a month in the summer. I washed it multiple times and nothing seems to get the smell out but I did the laundry stripping and it seemed to work. But I don't think that people need to do it to every single clothing item and towel set they own
Good video! I think for most people, stripping clothes is probably a waste of time and people interpret the leeched dye as dirt. However, i work construction and trail run. Stripping my fancy running/work socks was a fantastic experience. I seriously didn't realize how crunchy they had become from years of mud and dust getting ground into them. They went from being flat to being much fluffier as well.
Truth be told, I think laundry stripping is more for items that are difficult to wash or that you don't wash all that often. Take rugs for example. unless they are the small bath rugs, it's hard to wash and clean them unless you shell out money for a pro. So, stripping rugs make more sense and explains why the water turns dirty when compared to towels. Other items to strip would be hats, bras, seat cushions, maybe even clothing that you sweat a lot in, but I don't think it's meant for every day clothing that gets washed regularly.
Do you have hard water? Do you have oily skin and hair? And you obviously have access to your own washer and do not have to rely on a laundromat. I can assure you laundry stripping does work if your laundry needs it but if you do not have the conditions that set your laundry up to need to be stripped in the first place, of course it will not appear to work for you.
Edit: I would like to add that I think some of the videos out there that use a lot of extra ingredients to strip laundry are rediculous. When you start adding acids and bases you are just canceling them out and wasting products. It can also be dangerous to mix a lot of things as you can create some very toxic compounds. And adding a lot of extra soaps is just counter productive to what you are trying to accomplish in the first place.
I've not used those items,but vinegar works and yes it's DYE. people will lie for views SMH.... But my clothing didn't fade😉..
I’ve done this on white as I no longer use bleach. It worked for me on sheets that had turned yellow from previous bleach. I now strip clean my white sheets at least every 3 months. I wash them weekly.
when I spilled diesel fuel on my clothes, I soaked them in the tube with baking soda, vinegar lil bit of ammonia in hot water. after washing them they smelled better than ever. I did that soak with all my work clothes bc I sweat a lot when I’m at work. While I was soaking them I thought about stripping my towels since I was already in this mood but I’m so glad I found you so I won’t waste my time. 😂😂
I did Stripping of my towels and it wasn’t much either. So it makes me think how often are other ppl cleaning their towels? Lol
IDK but, you and I didn't get the results we saw online. That is why I wanted to compare the clean with the dirty
I wash my white clothes with bleach and they bright white
There’s a lot of factors that go into if your laundry needs stripping.
Basically what happens is liquid detergent builds up on fibers over a long period of time causing that dingy look. Hard water [edit: and sweat/oils] will also cause more build up. That’s why you see those dramatic videos of people doing super old undershirts and etc. It’s had the time and sweat factor.
The most basic stripping recipe is washing soda (the soap) + sodium percarbonate (aka oxyclean in the US = the “bleach” + bubbles) in very hot water. After soaking, you wash it, no soap added (it’s already been soaking and full of soap).
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The MOST basic method is actually boiling an item in water with sodium percarbonate solution (+ a no soap cycle).
It’s how you’d get kitchen towels or rags clean and white. But not practical for large items like a bath towel, full load of laundry, or materials that could shrink.
I wish that you had stirred up the towels. The way detergent was made it requires you to agitate the laundry because one molecule sticks to the dirt and one end hangs free. It was made so the movement will pull the dirt out. Try that and see if there’s a difference. They aren’t meant to just soak.
I used to do stripping regularly when I was using a top loading washer and store bought detergents. I had to switch to homemade detergent because of my daughter’s skin sensitivities. I made a batch every 6-8 months in a 5 gallon bucket with a lid. The homemade detergent is biz powder (enzyme laundry booster), borax, washing soda, scent beads for smell, and shredded zote soap or fels naptha. It took 2 tablespoons per big load. Stripping takes away the residues from commercial detergents that ARE THERE if you use the recommended amount or have a washer that doesn’t rinse well, or have hard water, etc. If you use a detergent that has any of these ingredients to prevent residue and/or have a very efficient washer, “stripping” doesn’t work because there’s nothing to strip. When I started using the homemade detergent, I never had to use hot water unless it was for sanitizing purposes. Our clothes were brighter and cleaner and my husband’s pit stains even faded and disappeared with every subsequent wash. This was with a family of 6 (4 teenagers working in fast food) and 5 dogs. I HIGHLY recommend it. No tub soup if it’s being done with every wash.
I've done it with all my towels for the bathroom and kitchen. It definitely didn't make them fluffier or softer but I did find that the dish clothes and tea towels were better at wiping up liquids. Before it would just move it around before soaking it up.
What's it doing there is stripping your towels of fabric softener build up, if you avoid adding softener to towel washes your dish cloths won't lose their absorbency so much. It's like doing a clarifying shampoo to get product out of your hair.
The thought crossed my mind that if I could devise a detergent formula that would slowly turn the water grey, folks would be really drawn to my product, even if it didn't clean anything substantially. Not saying that anyone has found the holy grail... thanks for the demonstration.
All you need is regular vinegar and water. Vinegar will neutralize odors, and chemicals left in your towels from the detergent.
I wouldn't be surprised if the companies that sell these products started the stripping craze.
It’s not fake it’s just meant for extreme dirt
I did laundry stripping on my toddler's old blankets and it definitely was a difference, the blanket was brighter. Before the stripping the blankets were very dingy looking. So I'm confused about your experiment.
That's why everyone has to try it for themselves. My experiment didn't work for me.
I did this with my wash and truly my towels turned out whiter and fluffier so much for that I couldn’t fit them back into the drawer. I really saw a difference. I put vinegar in as a final rinse on the wash cycle, and I used Oxiclean, borax and super borax.
Lol there is a cycle on some washers called presoak. Same same and it agitates for you. If your washer doesn’t have this, you can stop the washer after it fills and manually agitate (top loaders only). This presoaking has been around forever. Nothing new 😂
PS Thanks for sharing your experience 🤗
Lol, very true.
Exactly!!!!!!!!
And I can do this with the same borax and washing soda? Thank you for your comment, I’m an adult who isn’t very good at adulting 😅 so I appreciate these comments and videos for some real advice!
You're supposed to use the original tide. Use your borax and washing soda. What you forgot was 2 scoops of Oxi clean
I stripped my denim jeans most of them haven’t been worn for a year or more, a couple pairs were thrifted, and a few I do wear. The water was yellowish brownish, it wasn’t the dye it was gross.
You do have a point, but ai’ve started putting borax and the super washing soda in my laundry in addition to detergent, and there is 0 odor now. There was definitely an odor before. I have 4 children, two in diapers, and a husband that works in the oil field.Make sure to add a color catcher sheet and wash it in warm or hot water.
LOL it's soap 😶😒 this is just how we used to wash clothes when we had no washer, thanks for calling out the fad because honestly it wasn't cool to be poor and have no washer, it was a pain in the booty! Also, please film more vids where you talk to us, you're a great youtuber!
Very true, before the washer machine, that was how laundry was done. I am getting more comfortable in front of the camera, so my personality is coming out. I am glad you are enjoying, makes me feel good to hear you say, '' please film more vids where you talk to us, you're a great youtuber''. Thank you so much
I havent dont this yet but I am curious that all the clothes where blue and yet the water was black. Also the different uses of towel compared to clothes get diffrent amounts of dirt. So I dont feel like her experiment was accurate or conclusive
Thank you
“So being the curious George that I am” 😂😂😂
lol, you can tell i have toddlers
It works for musty old towels that have too much hard water or fabric softener build up, but it can be done in a washer. Not sure why people are doing it in the tub.
This has become a thing due to a bunch of people who always had washing machines and never did laundry the old fashioned way therefore do not know what laundry water looks like : )
I appreciate this test. Any tips on how to get excess detergent out of clothes the old fashioned way? I'm asking because I have a bunch of improperly washed clothes (my roommates washed them when I was out one day). I pick up the items and still feel detergent on them that I can't figure out how to get the excess out.
If you don't have hard water stripping will not yield the same results as you've seen from some others. I used to cloth diaper and we had to strip the diapers often to remove the mineral deposits and detergent build up from the water (they contribute to lessening absorption) adding one ingredient you didn't use which is calgon water softener. So I can't agree on the fake news part but I am always fascinated to see what people's water looks like afterwards lol
I have hard water that’s way over 450 and anything I strip is dark. And if you are over using detergent your water will be dark. And I use cloth diapers I have to strip the inserts if they were used ones.
The water we have here is hard water. With my oldest, we did cloth diapers for awhile before we switched to regular diapers. Our advantage was we have a spray next to the toilet, it's kind of like bidet toilet but, separate (not sure how to explain it). However, the spray is strong and that was what did the trick for us, on top of soaking and then throwing it in a 2 hour wash cycle they always came out white. I am not sure if it was the method we did combined with our machine, Idk. Yes, you are right the videos are fascinating.
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I wanted to come back to say thank you for mentioning cloth diapers, you had me go down memory lane and I was smiling the whole time. Ahhhhhhhh, memories.
@@NaimahAltidore haha oh girl a sprayer was my best friend. I had one with my eldest. Good old YT University helped me build it from scratch lmbo. Peace & Blessings. I so enjoy your videos.
@@Joizygyrl926 Funny, I didn't know what TH-cam University was until my sister mentioned it to me today and now you. 😂😂😂
I agree I used clean clothes and diapers and I definitely could tell the difference. I am very lazy by nature so I won’t add more work on myself if it was not doing something. I don’t do it often mostly just diapers. We have well water with minerals and it is super hard. The Calgon is important too. Plus you need a bleach soak and like 3 washes in machine to finish stripping. Stripping came up with diapers and people started doing laundry so you should follow same protocol with the laundry because that is how I do it for results.
When I first heard about Laundry Stripping, my question was, why are you using laundry detergent if you’re trying to strip out the laundry detergent, I suppose to break the water surface tension?
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The truth has been spoken! I love your hypothesis and testing method. So glad I watched it before I even tried. Thank you !
Part of it may depend on your water to begin with because let’s face it some water types inhibit the machine and detergents ability to effectively clean the clothes. I know that when I wash as I have washed clothes that I’ve noticed my laundry water during the wash cycle is disgustingly brown. Will it hurt to do a strip once or twice a year? No. If you have hard water it might really be a benefit to your laundry.
Thanks for debunking this myth. There are so many things that claim to be helpful and it is not.
Glad it was helpful!
I did bed pillows and it worked great! I let them soak for 5 hrs.
I was wondering about pillows! Thank you I am going to strip my pillows now.
I should do this for my pillows but I forget to do it in the morning after I wake up so by the time I remember, it’s too close to bed time 😂
The biggest thing is I add a concentrated dish soap. I can say you're missing items that take the oils out which is why you dont see anything. I strip my diapers, active wear, pillow cases and towels and I can say yes fake news for the method they told you but my method you can see the crap come out and the water isnt white anymore it's off white and the oil comes to the surface like an oil spill. You can use dawn or like I do is biokleen dish soap..I also dont use tide at all I use dropps laundry detergent.
I fill the tub up with warm to hot water. Add 1.5 cups of borax and 1 dropps pod or whatever 1 load amount of detergant, 2 tbsp of dawn.
I add my clothes and I swish them around every 45 mins for maybe 2 hours. I make sure all that stuff I added is melted into the water and add my clothes (you can use a cooking utensil from your kitchen to stir and move the clothes around which is what I do)
After that I ring them out and throw them into the washer and do a 2 rinse cycle with detergant. We also use odoban from time to time to make them smell good. After that dry like normal. Then toss in the dryer with wool balls and our lavender sachet.
I’m so glad you did this! I watched a few of those videos and saw they were using blue or black towels and I’m like come on ladies!!
Throw a blue towel or a pair of jeans in the washer with your white towels and that’s why your white towels change because it’s sitting in Blue water 🤤🤭♥️
Just add some borax to your washer and call it a day 👌🏻
You are right, if you mix blues with whites, it will change the color. That is why when washing I like to separate those colors.
Well when I did it my tub was full of dirt when I drained the tub and I used freshly washed clothes
Use a 1/2 c of vinegar to freshen, brighten and soften your clothes.
This is a perfect example why you don't want to wash your,colors in hot water.
Also why washing colors with whites make your whites dingy👍
Borax is not soap , neither is baking soda aka washing soda is baking soda that’s been cooked .
Borax added to water is what was used to soak cloth diapers. It isn’t soap at all. It’s more like a sanitizer.
She does a 2 hour wash for her whites thats why her white towels were not so dirty looking in the soak. The dirty towels were a little gray water in the soak but as she says she does a 2 hour wash and she added soap to the dirty towel wash but not the clean soak towel wash. I agree with the color cloths wash only if its super dirty to begin.
I just stripped a white bath towel in my kitchen sink and poured a pan of boiling in there, my water turned a weird & gross yellow hue. It was so satisfying I drained it and have another sink full going of 4 white pillow cases. I’m hoping it just gets them whiter so I don’t have to replace them as often, I’ve tried bleach previously and a whole bottle of spray n wash.
When stripping whites you use calgon, washing soda and borax. After soaking do a rinse with just water and then do a 30 minute bleach soak with a couple tablespoons of bleach and then wash a couple times after. They look great after.
Well scientifically laundry stripping is just realizing the oils and dirt built up from the fabric softener, fabric softener is made of waxy chemicals in order to make clothes feel soft to the touch so naturally dirt will cling to it no matter how much you clean. It’s not the dye it’s dirt that is built up and not removed because of the softener. This won’t work if you don’t use softener on certain things.
you've saved me so much time!! i was gearing up to do like all of my towels and sheets - i came to youtube to find a tutorial - and now i have so much more time today hahaha.
i bet the reason many people love their results - especially from towels and whatnot - is because they're using their washer incorrectly. eg sooo many people overload their machines, or use too much/too little laundry detergent, or use a really ineffective one, or use fabric softener, or some combination! cleaning off that buildup would absolutely make towels softer and more absorbent. nothing like cleaning clothes to make them, like, clean lol
Exactly, just add the washing soda and borax to your laundry and help the soap do its job, which also means you don't need to use as much soap.
Certain thing I like to presoak because its stained, but Im not stripping my things. and new jeans is always washed because of the dyes
True, and I wouldn't recommend stripping jeans, too much of the dye comes off. I was careful and did only similar colors just in case so the dye does not mix with lighter colors since I was using hot water. Thanks for watching
I wonder what the water would look like with no soap? Thanks for the testing!
Thank you very much for saving my time and energy. Ive done all this stripping thing before without knowing it was called stripping. Actually my method of handwashing was dunk my clothing in soapy water and wring the ass out of them.,it was real hardwork and i hate laundry because of all the wringing. Why was it so difficult to real8ze it was just the dye coming off?
Loving seeing your personality, Thanks for clarifying this myth
Aw, thank you.
It works if you cant use bleach or on really dirty stuff . You use bleach all the time and you said a 2 hr wash no the reason you got nothing .lol Just do in the washer and soak over night !
You're right, that makes total sense.
@@NaimahAltidore You take good care of your stuff and keep stuff really clean . my husband is a Diesel Mechanic So you can imagine his uniforms lol but this works really good . Thank you for the reply
My husband works in a pipe shop. I wash his clothes twice on two different cycles. I only have to do it for his stuff. Depending on how your pipes are hooked up, I wouldn't strip clothing in a bathtub. Your washing pipes may be different from the pipes from your bathroom.
My spouse also has dirty uniforms and my washer has a heavily soil option and this option has been enough to clean the clothes.
We used to soak the cleaning cloths where I worked and the washing powder always made ur hands sticky
A lot of youtube videos / tiktok rabbit holes and marketing is just art and pretend!!! Ugh. Thx for trying it for us
Thanks for the debunk! I wish I saw your video before we tried it.....RIP my sons new black dress pants.
You didn't move them around, correct? Any video I've seen of laundry stripping, they come and move the clothing/bedding etc every once and awhile.
You have a white bath tub, with clear water and white towels and your water is brown. How did this not work? How can you call it fake.
The point of laundry stripping is to strip your clothes whether clean or dirty.
In the video as shown, I first tried it with clean white towels, then dirty white towels just to compare the two. As you saw the color changed slightly with only the dirty towels and not the clean. My guess is because the towels were dirty to start with. Also, everyone may experience something different, that is why you must try it out for yourself. Towards the end, I said it did not work for me, maybe it'll work for you.
@@NaimahAltidore Yeah well I've done this with alot of my clothes, and has worked. My work clothes came out great and all my hats. All the sweat stains and work stains were gone. Maybe you did it wrong.
She didn’t do it right. She used laundry soap and you don’t in this and no calgon. Plus you stir and you need a bleach soak on whites after and a tablespoon at least in the was of others. Plus you should do more than one wash after to get all the stuff off the surface that stripping brought up.
I’ve been very skeptical of this clothes stripping thing so thank you for showing us that it was fake! Also I’m so jealous of your bathtub lol I bet it makes baths so wonderful! Still can’t figure out your shower though. I’ve never seen one like it before.
I love the tub too, especially the jets. I call the shower my spaceship, lol
@@NaimahAltidore wait - so stripping clothes dosen't work? 🤔
@@IlyaNLeo it might work if you have really old clothes or if you have hard water that can make you soap to build up on your clothes but if you generally use the right amount of detergent it should be fine .. that is what I gathered from all the videos I watched
I always soak my clothes before the wash. Been doing that for decades.
This didn't help me
The last parts of the video 😂😂😂😂😂😂, that me having my crazy moments thinking noone can see me till my neighbours knock on my door telling me they heard weird sounds n they're worried 😂😂
Lol, let your personality shine through. It's funny you said that because a friend told me their neighbors knocked on the door to ask if she was okay. The short story is, she was listening and singing along to Mariah Carey song. lol
Stripping is good for when you've used a homemade laundry soap instead of a detergent and you have to strip the soap from your clothes
Thank you so much for this! I wanted to strip some reclaimed yarn. But now I'll stick to normal handwashing!
I did it with a bunch of whites and there was lots of murk to the water...lots!!
I do this to wash my rugs that are too big for the washer. Its not "stripping" it's just washing
Why is nobody saying this: Most peoples' clothes come out dirty water after the stripping because they don't wash their clothes properly. there are a mutlitude of reasons. People are saving money when it comes to water bills and use almost only cold washes, which doesn't properly wash away soap and bacteria especially for towels and bedsheets. This is why every 2 months you should do at least one empty hot water cycle to clean the washing machine of any bacteria building up. There are also those who are known to wash shoes in the washing machine or (sports' ) clothes with sand and dirt not prewashed before putting in the washing machine (like childrens' clothing). Which means the washing machine often gets so dirty and it can't clean properly. Ahuge sign of a dirty washing machine is that the clothes and the machine have a moldy dull smell instead of fresh. Clean your washing machine and service it 2 to 3 times a year. You can diy with baking soda or buy products for that. Other then that....Allot of people try to disguise the dull smelling clothes from an unclean washing machine with extra soap and extra softer which the cold wash cycles often can't wash out properly creating a build up of unwashed soap in clothes. This can also happen if you put too many clothes in one cycle. A washing machine should never be full full. You need at least about 1/5 -1/4 of space left. Also empty the drainage thingy at the bottom and clean the rubber by the door at least once a year.
As a student I have lived in several dormes with different people and I have shared laundry facilities. I have seen some shocking laundry doing behaviour. People don't read instructions on machine maintanance, man.....They don't know how to use the machine. Let's not even get started about dishwashers. You know that typical smell a dishwasher washed plate or cup gets? A slight muffled soapiness machineness smell I don't know how to describe it but you instantly recognise it when you drink from a cup or glass that been washed in the dishwasher. Yeah that smell...THAT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN!!! Your dishes need to be rinsed off of food remains and sauce residue before putting in the dishwasher.
Ooh I'm so triggered right now thinking about some shit that went down. This bitch had jumbo shrimp shells in a collander and put it in the dishwasher. Like bitch HOW???
Anyways...
This youtuber washed towels on a long and hot water cycle. And she used the washing machine properly not filling and stuffing it up and shit. Her towels came out whiter then white and thus....Yeah her shit be clean. Stripping has no extra function.
They just put a new name on soaking.🙄 It actually works for things like the inner part of a child's car seat. Hats that you don't normally wash. Sport uniforms. Things that are washed regularly, you'll barely see any difference at all.
Thank you for this video. You tested your laundry stripping Theory. Now there is nothing called stripping just soaking. The other videos are fake. Yes, I'm subscribing to your channel.
I’ve tried it. Nothing happened
I had my mom try it, she said nothing happened for her either
What i hate is having to let it sit in the water for SO LONG wish it can be in there for 4h
I wouldn’t say it don’t work. I would say you know how to use a wash rag!
glad i found this vid you saved me a bunch of time hun thanks
I’m gonna just use what I put in the laundry and hope it cleans it 🤷♂️
OMG I’m so glad you did this!! I knew it was not going to work when I watched people doing that lol. Thank you so so so much for sharing!! 😊👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️
Glad I could help!
I would like to see this with colored towels. I bleach my white clothes.
The only way I can see stripping your laundry actually work is if you wash your clothes with the cheapest laundry soap that is not working well. Then stripping it with these products might actually lift some dirt....
That just show your washing your clothes on the usually and your doing something right
Does soaking help with odors?
I do this on white stuff and it works
I don't think you're wrong, but I don't think you quite get what laundry stripping is for either. There's a lot of things that "laundry stripping" clothes could be beneficial for and that depends on how old clothes are, how well your washer can actually clean your clothes, the kind of stains/dirt on on the clothes themselves. I'll give you a really good example, I used to have super soiled oily clothes from working in a car shop, there's no way a single wash would get a small load of clothes clean from that batch of clothes. I could see how laundry stripping could pull up the dirt and especially the oil and grease from those clothes. If your clothes are already pretty clean and new, you're probably not going to get a lot of results (besides pulling dyes out of dark clothes).
The chemicals used are too harsh, I think after a few more stripping those clothes will shrink, get thinner and basically ugly.
LOL love the end that made me laugh and I don't laugh very often lol.
You're not supposed to wash colors in anything other than cold water
Thank you Naimah for debunking this myth!! You are so funny I loved the ending take care have a great day!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you hun 💗
Did u notice if you're towels was softer or not after u done it
Not softer at all
Love this! Made my back hurt just watching 😂 I'll just have to throw away my towels and buy new ones if I feel i can't get them clean in the wash 👍😄
Io penso che quando la biancheria viene lavata correttamente,il laundry stripping non è necessario,semplicemente la biancheria,soprattutto quella molto chiara o bianca la si deve lavare dai 60 gradi in su,con un semplice prelavaggio o ammollo,aggiungendo uno sbiancante tipo Vanish,cosi da evitare questo che secondo me,è uno spreco di tempo e danaro.
I love this - the sleep song particularly! Nice to meet you, from the U.K. xx
Welcome! thank you for watching
Someone texted it hurt my back watching this because the lady was wringing out clothes in the bathtub , I believe you're kind of lazy , you have to work at anything you do if you want to get it right , my parents always said when they were alive laziness will kill you and i believe that . rather it's washing clothes , do electric work or plumbling , or automobile work. I like to challenge anything I'm doing , I really get a kick out of it because I don't like to be outdone.
Jave u tryed with citric acid and peroxide
You the real MVP 🙌🏽❤️
I love the end
Glad you did, thank you!
Not everyone does a two hour wash cycle
Love it!!
So glad!