30 May,2024
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Always separate white clothes from colored clothes to prevent color bleeding and keep your whites looking fresh.
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Use common hostel items like toothpaste (non-gel, white paste) or a mixture of baking soda and water to pre-treat stains. Apply and gently scrub before washing.
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Wash white clothes in cold water to prevent shrinking and avoid setting any stains, especially if using a communal washing machine with limited temperature settings.
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Add half a cup of lemon juice or vinegar to the wash cycle. Both are natural whitening agents and readily available in most hostels.
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If machines are unavailable or unreliable, hand wash white clothes in a clean bucket or sink using detergent and a little elbow grease.
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Dry your white clothes in direct sunlight whenever possible. The sun’s UV rays naturally bleach and disinfect fabric, helping to keep whites bright.
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Soak white clothes in a mixture of water and a whitening agent (like baking soda or vinegar) for 30 minutes before washing to help lift stains and brighten fabric.
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If your hostel offers communal irons, use the steam setting to refresh and brighten whites, remove any remaining residues, and keep your whites looking crisp.
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