However, on bed sheets, pillowcases often have stubborn stains, yellow stains. Therefore, it is necessary to wash the pillowcases properly, otherwise it will easily form mold and odor.

To clean them, many people often use bleach.

However, using too much detergent causes abrasion of the material, fading quickly. If the bleach is not rinsed off, the bed sheets will have an unpleasant odor and can cause skin allergies.

Therefore, instead of using bleach, you can use vinegar to clean the bed sheets. Vinegar can thoroughly handle mold and stubborn stains on the bed sheets.

How to wash bed sheets, pillowcases, and blankets is very simple. You just need to dilute the detergent with warm water, then add about 2 cups of vinegar. Soak the bed sheets for 20 minutes, if you have not washed them for a long time, you can soak them for 1-2 hours. Then, rinse the blankets, sheets, and pillowcases with warm water.

If the stain or yellowing remains, you can pour pure vinegar directly onto the dirty spot, rub vigorously, then wash again with clean water

Notes when washing blankets, sheets, and pillows:

- Sheet covers and pillowcases should be washed regularly, once a week or once every two weeks.

- For pillows, dry them in the sun regularly to kill bacteria and mold.

- Sort by material and color before washing to avoid color fading and have the right washing time.

- You can also replace vinegar with alcohol to wash blanket covers and pillowcases effectively, which is also great.