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Once dissolved in hot water, it releases active oxygen, which penetrates fabric fibers, lifts stains, and eliminates the yellowing that builds up from wear, detergent residue, or aging. Additionally:
- It won’t damage patterns or fabrics with color accents
- It naturally disinfects
- It leaves no harsh residues like bleach
- It is biodegradable and eco-friendly
How to whiten yellowed tea towels and napkins
Step by step:
1. Make a whitening bath:
Fill a large basin or bucket with very hot water (ideally above 60°C).
2. Add sodium percarbonate:
Mix in two tablespoons of sodium percarbonate and stir until fully dissolved.
3. Soak the fabrics:
Submerge the towels, napkins, or other yellowed items, ensuring they’re completely covered.
4. Let it work:
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