Can you use bleach to clean white towels?
1675329
I always put a small amount of bleach in with the towels and sheets regardless of their color. It kills germs from the body.
1675330
Absolutely yes. They use one standard care lable for all their towels that says "do not bleach" but it only refers to their colored towels. Regular cchlorine bleach works very well.
1267968
You mean detergent, right? Bleach can ruin plastics and release harmful byproducts. See the online video "Clean Your Shower Curtain & Mat."
2129893
I use bleach and always run it through the wash more than once... At least two washes in a row. The first time with bleach, the second time with just detergent.
2096350
I use 1/2 cup of white vinegar, 1 quart of water & 4 drops of Pure Eucalyptus oil in a sprayer bottle - shake it lightly & then spritz it on the glass surface. Use the towels to wipe it dry. Don't use fabric softener when washing & drying these towels. They won't dry as well.
106443
No. They fade if you use OxyClean on them, and definitely no bleach. I've had mine for a couple years and there's no shrinkage in the towel or, more importantly, on the edges. It's still perfectly flat and I wash it in hot water and dry it on high heat.
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Yes, just toss in the wash BUT I was told bleach will destroy the micro fibers, so use 409 or some other non-chlorine type of bleach. What I don't like about the mop is that the fibers hold on to twigs and you have to pull them off as well as hair.
874367
Hello Patti, Yes, our towels can we bleached although we do not highly recommend doing so. If there is anything else we may assist you with, please feel free to contact us.
77221
there's spray cleaners with bleach. a few spritzes,rinse and you're set. (the wash machine doesn't cut it!)
140015
Clorox bleach could certainly damage and thin the towel thread. each time you bleach it become thinner and thinner. Yes you get it whiter by bleaching it but soon you left with a thin almost transparent cloth!!! SO use the powder Oxygen powered bleach instead. Never use Clorox, it is for floors tiles mold in toilet or outside, also no good for the environment.
2079027
You can use anti-bacterial wipes but I wouldn't use bleach because this is real wood.
2211807
Sorry, but I have no idea if it can be washed using bleach. Maybe try a good detergent with stain removing ingredients.
1890000
I'm in agreement most likely mold. Soaking in bleach my clear it up. I had a cup with a form of clear plastic lining that developed mold like that. I tried bleach with didn't seem to work. It might be in your best interest to just replace like you should replace cleaning towels. If this happen to me I will probably replace the thing if bleaching it doesn't work.
1479433
Yes. This is the sanitizer, which is used after washing and rinsing. I also use it on the tables after washing and rinsing the tops. You can do the same using bleach.
2104406
I would not use No Bleach & No Citrus. I used regular dishwasher soap and I didn't like the little bit of residue left behind. I hand wash and dry all my Zwilling silverware.
1876442
I just wash them same as my regular towels. See no difference in the results.
692005
Yes. I have washed with a little bleach and it has been just fine. It is like a thick towel.
807138
They're cotton and their white, so yes, they stain. You can use biz or bleach to help, however bleach does wear the fibers down and makes the lifetime shorter. They are really nice towels. I love mine.