What can be used to wash the quilt when it is yellow, and how to wash it white when the quilt is yel

Pure white sheets soaked in 84

It would be much better if the hotel's pure white sheets were yellowed. Pure white is not afraid of fading and mixing colors. As soon as the color is bleached, it turns white again. With 84 bleach will do, bleaching and sterilization are done together.

Colored sheets with colored rinse.

If it's a colored sheet, you can't use 84 because it will mix up the colored fabrics. It can only be cleaned with colored bleach, not pure laundry detergent, but a bleach specifically for colored clothes.

Soak in rice washing water.

The water we use to wash rice also has a bleaching effect and does not make the clothes colored. Soak the sheets overnight in rice washing water and then wash them with a detergent that has a bleaching effect. The bleaching effect is also good.

Soak in the washing machine and wash.

However, it should be noted that do not wash by hand. The sheets were too big to be washed by hand. Such a large basin is hard to find, and it can't be washed clean by bleaching. If the dish soap remains on the sheets, it can easily turn yellow, and it is best to wash it in a washing machine.

Anti-mixing agent is added to the swatch.

Among the many detergents, there is also one that prevents color mixing. When washing colored sheets, you can drip the anti-cross-colored agent into the washing machine, so that the washed sheets are still bright in color and there is no cross-color.

It is normal for the paper to turn yellow.

The reason why the new sheets are bright and not yellow is because the outer layer of the cloth has a layer of fluorescent, so it looks brightly colored. After a long time, the fluorescent agent wears off, and the cloth looks yellow, but this is a normal phenomenon, and it is a bed sheet that can be used normally.

First of all, the white with yellow stains is directly smeared with laundry detergent, and then dipped in a little water, gently rubbed with your hands, when the color becomes lighter, then you can insist on rubbing, and then clean, and repeatedly, you can remove the yellow stains.

Then use white vinegar to run this quilt, if it is a summer quilt, it is easier to handle, if it is thick, it should be cleaned locally, you can directly wet the place with yellow stains, and then soak this piece directly in the small basin.

The second is to bleach the stain with bleach, which is also the most direct and simple method, dilute the bleach with water, then soak it in it, wait for an hour and then wash it.

Then use salt water to soak the sheets and **, salt water can remove stains well, and adding white vinegar can also effectively solve the problem of yellowing.

Then it is necessary to keep the quilt able to be exposed to the sun frequently, and remove it as soon as possible once there is a stain, the longer it is delayed, the more disadvantageous it is.

Wash with bleach.

When people sleep, some of the sweat, sweat and oil secretions discharged by the body contain organic components, such as protein (which has been denatured and precipitated), fat, etc., these components adhere to the fabric and are deposited in the crevices of the fabric, especially the light-colored or white bedding, which will naturally make the quilt lose color and yellowish after long-term accumulation.

Sweat stains caused by sweating, because sweat containing fat, is easy to coagulate in the cloth fiber, so add bleach when washing, soak for a few minutes, scrub it, and then wash it with water, and treat it according to the general procedure, you can remove the yellow sweat stains.

Bleacher;

Bleaching agents are chemicals that can be used to remove or fade the color of colored molecules into colorless molecules through redox reactions.

Bleaching agents can be distinguished according to their role in the redox reaction that occurs during the bleaching process: if the bleach acts as an oxidizing agent in the reaction, it is an oxidizing bleach; If the bleach acts as a reducing agent in the reaction, it is a reduced bleach. Oxidizing bleaching agents are commonly used in daily life, including chlorine bleach and oxygen bleach.

Chlorine bleach contains sodium hypochlorite, while oxygen bleach contains hydrogen peroxide or some compounds that release peroxide such as sodium perborate or sodium percarbonate. The ingredient of bleaching powder is usually calcium hypochlorite. Bleaching is also an initial step in the dyeing process.

In addition to improving the color of food, bleach also has a variety of effects such as antibacterial, and is widely used in food processing. Except for a few varieties such as benzoyl peroxide, which is used as a flour treatment agent, oxidative bleach has few practical applications. As for hydrogen peroxide, it is only allowed to be used in some areas for raw milk preservation and bagged dried tofu, and is not used as an oxidative bleaching agent.