Hello and I hope you are having a great day! Today I am stripping our kitchen towels, this is a labor-intensive process but it works! Some online resources offer a vinegar followed by a baking soda wash, I think it is based more on what you are looking to accomplish and how much time effort you want to invest. Maybe start with the vinegar/baking soda process and if it doesn’t cut it, move on to the other one. I stand behind how effective the long process is that I followed, but I would only do this for certain items, not my everyday clothes. For those I would go with the vinegar/baking soda method. I have been more intentional about adding washing soda to my wash cycle.
My current wash routine: I like using Molly’s Suds as my water softener/detergent booster and then cutting back a little on my laundry detergent, adding an extra rinse cycle. For full load this looks like, 1 scoop Molly’s in the drum, 1 portion detergent, cotton/normal wash, and an extra rinse.
Additional info: we have a water softener, but still have to adjust our softeness level throughout the year.
Here are some links I referenced in the video. The second one is a cloth diapering website but it is where I learned about the technique.
www.goodhousek...
This is a cloth diapering web
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Question of the Day: Do have hard water and do you add washing additives to adjust?
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- Rachel