Make a crumpled kitchen towel so it's clean like new, you don't need citron, here's how to use 1 kitchen ingredient

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Don't let kitchen towels become a nest for germs and bacteria that can contaminate kitchen utensils and food.

Brilio.net - Rags or napkins are not only used to dry dirty kitchen areas, but also to wipe off oil drips, sauces or other food stains. That's why kitchen towels that have been used many times will turn crumpled.

A tattered kitchen towel is usually difficult to clean so it shines again, especially if the stain is left to sit for a long time. Many people get around this by washing kitchen towels with citric acid. This ingredient is known to be high in acid which is effective in removing stains.

However, if you don't have citrus stock or have difficulty finding it on the market, don't worry yet. One of the netizens on the Rinni_Rin YouTube account has another trick. After investigating, to practice this dishwashing trick, he relied on one kitchen ingredient.

The first thing you have to prepare is a container filled with hot water. Then, add a little laundry detergent or clothes bleach. It doesn't stop there, you also have to add dish washing soap. Yup, dishwashing soap is the main kitchen ingredient in this trick.

After the two cleaning ingredients have dissolved in hot water, immediately soak the kitchen cloth you want to wash in it. Leave it for a few moments so that the stain is no longer stubborn.

"Soak for approximately 1 hour," said YouTube account owner Rinni_Rin, quoted by BrilioFood on Saturday (8/6).

photo: YouTube/Rinni_Rin

After soaking, lift it and check the kitchen towel so that the stains are gone. If the kitchen cloth is really clean, then rinse it until there is no soap residue left behind.

photo: YouTube/Rinni_Rin

So, even if you don't use citron, this trick for washing crumpled kitchen towels is really effective in making them clean like new, right? Do you have other tricks or are you interested in trying this trick too?

(brl/tin)