Not all that long ago, every few weeks, people used to boil their kitchen towels and dishcloths on the stove to get rid of bacteria and germs, this works really well and is a natural option, but it’s by no means the easiest or safest way, we’ve come up with these toxin-free tips to keep your tea towels and dishcloths hygienic, fresh and ready to use.
However, It would be best if you take help from the professional tea towels services in Melbourne for your table cloths.
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Tip 1: When not using your dishcloths and tea towels try to make sure they are hanging somewhere they can dry completely, one of the best places is by a kitchen window where the sun streams in.
Tip 2: Every few days collect up your tea towels and give them a good soak in a bucket of warm water to which you have added 1/2 cup of Soda. After an hour or so pour the water into your machine, set it on warm, and wash, then hang in the sun to dry.
Tip 3: This tip is for clothes and sponges; each night before going to bed soak them in hot water in a bowl to which you have added a good dash of Vinegar. In the morning simply rinse and use again.
Tip 4: Discourage your family from putting a cloth that has cleaned something quite substantial like a spillage back on the sink to be used. Throw it in a bucket in the laundry to be soaked and washed.
Tip 5: For hard-to-move stains make up a paste using Bleach and a little water, put the paste on the stain and leave overnight then wash as usual.
Tip 6: Every six months do an audit. Assign old and stained towels and clothes to the cleaning cupboard and buy yourself some new ones.
