Cooking oil stains are very common. To remove them from your clothes, it’s best to pre-treat the stain. Use Clorox® Stain Remover and Color Brightener or Clorox® Clothes Stain Remover Supreme Whitener. Follow these simple steps to pre-treat and...
How can you make your towels and bed linens look as bright white as the ones in a luxury hotel? There is an optical brightener known as a fluorescent whitening agent that is found in most detergents. It consists of a colorless dye that is deposited o...
We have heard many misconceptions about bleach over the years. Learn about Clorox® Bleach and how it works.
It is normal to find washing symbols on garment labels instead of instructions, such as “Machine wash warm.” How can we identify these symbols? Download our guide to washing symbols to find out their meaning.
To clean your washing machine you can run a clean-out cycle while the washer is empty. You can also complete the following steps if your washer doesn’t have a specific clean-out cycle:
It is possible to get pink stains out of white clothes that have been washed with red fabrics if the clothes are suitable for washing with bleach by adding Clorox® Bleach or Clorox® Scented Bleach to the wash. Alternatively, you can soak white garmen...
Read the labels carefully since many items cannot be washed with bleach. But, in general, detergent alone is not enough to deep clean white clothes. Numerous tests and research have been conducted to show that it is safe to use Clorox® Bleach on many...
Grass stains are one of the most difficult stains to remove from garments. Follow these steps to remove grass stains from white and colored fabrics:
Clorox® Bleach helps to keep whites white. Follow these instructions. For front-loading washing machines: