How to Wash Towels with Baking Soda: A Simple Guide

Learn how to wash towels with baking soda to eliminate odors and enhance fluffiness for fresher towels.

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Wash your towels with baking soda by sprinkling half a cup into your washing machine drum, not the detergent dispenser, before starting a regular wash cycle. This simple method helps neutralize odors and breaks down detergent build-up, resulting in fresher, fluffier towels. For best results, repeat every few washes.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can baking soda be used on all types of towels? Yes, baking soda is safe for most types of towels, including cotton and microfiber.
  2. How often should I wash my towels with baking soda? It's recommended to wash your towels with baking soda every few washes to keep them fresh.
  3. Will baking soda damage my washing machine? No, baking soda is safe for washing machines and can help keep them clean.
  4. Can I add vinegar to the wash with baking soda? It's best to avoid mixing vinegar and baking soda in the same wash cycle, as they can neutralize each other. Use them in separate washes for best results.

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