For this reason, you should add vinegar to the washing machine at least once a month.

Dirt in the water or detergent residues can cause white clothes to lose their luster with time. To restore the luster of your whites, add 250–350 ml of white vinegar to your wash cycle on a regular basis. Soaking older garments in a mixture of 500 ml vinegar and 1.5 liters of water for an overnight period prior to washing can yield more noticeable outcomes.

Removing Stains

To get rid of soap residue and yellow stains, use vinegar. For really tenacious stains, soak the stained clothing in a solution of 1.5 liters of water and 500 milliliters of vinegar for at least half an hour, or perhaps overnight. Apply vinegar immediately to the stained area and dab it off before washing.

Purifying and Eliminating Odors

Vinegar is great for disinfecting clothes, removing smells, and is great for cleaning long-stored linens, kitchen towels, and sportswear. Use the disinfecting capabilities of vinegar to remove bacteria by adding 250–500 ml to your wash cycle. This will freshen and clean your garments.

To sum up, white vinegar is an inexpensive and environmentally friendly laundry additive that improves the quality and durability of your garments without breaking the bank.