Without brushing or using bleach, this is a trick to get rid of yellow stains on white trousers, plus 2 kitchen ingredients

foto: YouTube/Marianti Sukses

Once exposed to yellow stains, white trousers will look dull and less attractive to look at.

Brilio.net - White clothes are always suitable to be combined with any color. However, the downside is that white clothes tend to get dirty easily. Especially if you wear white trousers, stains from dust or other dirt can easily fall on the white trousers.

Stains from colored dirt will usually become more visible. For example, yellow food stains . Once exposed to yellow stains, white trousers will look dull and less attractive to look at. The problem is, these yellow stains tend to be difficult to clean, you know.

So it's so difficult that many people soak these pants in bleach. Then there are also those who brush it vigorously so that the stains can be removed. In fact, whether it is brushed vigorously or given bleach, the side effects are no joke. The fabric fibers can be damaged and make the pants tear easily.

So, to be safer, you can apply the trick shared by YouTube user Marianti Sukses. Through one of the uploaded videos, he admitted that he just didn't use bleach when he wanted to eradicate yellow stains on his white trousers. To make it safer for fabric fibers, Marianti also relies on a number of kitchen ingredients .

Reported by BrilioFood on Wednesday (21/2), the kitchen ingredients in question are baking soda and dishwashing soap. Apart from these two ingredients, he also relies on citrus powder. So, these three ingredients will help eradicate yellow stains on white trousers without making the color fade or fade.

photo: YouTube/Marianti Success

To use, just prepare a bowl. Then add dish soap, baking soda, and enough citrus. After that, stir all these ingredients until evenly mixed. Next, immediately apply the cleaning fluid to the area of your trousers that is stained with yellow stains. If it has been applied for several minutes until the cleaning agent is absorbed.

photo: YouTube/Marianti Success

The next stage, prepare the bucket. Then fill with enough citrus and baking soda. If so, pour in really boiling hot water. After that, immediately put in the white trousers that have been treated with the cleaning agent. Soak these white pants for 10-20 minutes.

photo: YouTube/Marianti Success

Shortly after soaking, these white trousers look shinier, you know. Even without brushing or using detergent, the yellow stain has completely disappeared. However, for maximum results, wash these white trousers as usual with detergent. Then I checked briefly and rinsed until clean. Finally, hang these white trousers to dry.

photo: YouTube/Marianti Success

This post about tricks for getting rid of yellow stains on white trousers has been viewed more than 35 thousand times. It's not surprising that the video received a lot of attention from netizens. In the comments column, some netizens admitted that they had succeeded in implementing this trick, you know.

"Thank you sis, my white clothes are a lot of yellow so they are white again, big thanksssss," said YouTube @fikriadryandwitama6918.

"I've tried. Thank God, the stain is better to disappear. At first it seemed very difficult to get rid of it. After trying it, it had quite an effect," said YouTube @adelianovelyanti5911.

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Let's try it," said YouTube @lismitt9447.

Saving on dish soap not only reduces expenses, but also helps reduce environmental impact. Here are nine ways to save on dish soap:

1. Use warm water.

Use warm water to rinse dishes, because warm water can help the soap work more effectively, so you don't need to use too much soap.

2. Wet the plate first.

Wet the dishes before using soap, as wet dishes tend to require less soap.

3. Use an efficient sponge or brush.

Use a sponge or brush that is efficient at producing a lot of lather with a little soap.

4. Use liquid soap.

Liquid soap tends to be easier to control the amount of than bar soap.

5. Don't pour soap directly onto the plate.

Instead of pouring soap directly onto the dishes, it's best to drop a small amount of soap onto a sponge or brush, then create a lather before cleaning the dishes.

6. Use sufficient running water.

Close the tap when not in use, and use running water only when you need to rinse dishes. This will reduce unnecessary use of soap.

7. Soak very dirty dishes.

For very dirty dishes, soak them first in warm water with a little soap before cleaning them.

8. Use glass plates.

Glass plates or plates with a smoother surface will be easier to clean with a little soap.

9. Control the amount of soap used:

Try using a little soap at first, and add more if needed. This will help you control soap use.

(brl/tin)