Brilio.net - Changing bed sheets and roll covers regularly is a normal thing for many people to do. Unfortunately, this is usually not followed by washing the bolster. In fact, bolsters can become a nest for germs even if the cover has been replaced with a new one.
Bolsters that are used every day can basically become a nest for various bacteria and germs. If left alone, these bacteria and germs can make the bolster less comfortable to use. Not only that, the appearance of the bolster also looks dirty and shaggy. This has been experienced by YouTube user Nurussiyamah.
"The bolster is super dirty, moldy, look at it. Not only brown but full of black spots too. But there's no need to worry, I'm deliberately showing you how to clean it to make it content. "Later the results will be as clean as new," he said, quoted by BrilioFood from YouTube Nurussiyamah on Wednesday (14/2).
photo: YouTube/Nurussiyamah
Knowing this, he immediately prepared a special cleaning fluid to wash the dirty bolsters and fur. In the video, he poured about 20 ml of bleach into a container. Without needing to add water or other ingredients, just brush the surface of the bolster directly with bleach.
No need to spend extra effort, the stubborn stains on the bolster will immediately appear to fade by themselves. Do this process until the entire surface of the bolster is perfectly clean.
photo: YouTube/Nurussiyamah
After all surfaces have been scrubbed with bleach, the bolster can be washed immediately as usual. However, before inserting the bolster, first dissolve liquid detergent and one kitchen ingredient, namely table vinegar, in water.
"The function of this vinegar is so that it can clean the bolsters optimally and the smell won't be musty," said the owner of the video.
photo: YouTube/Nurussiyamah
Next, put the bolster in and wash until clean. Once clean, dry and dry the bolster in the sun. As a result, dirty bolsters and feathers immediately turn bright again. Before using it, don't forget to put the sheath on first.
photo: YouTube/Nurussiyamah