The correct way to use bleach

Among all stain removal materials and solutions, bleaching liquid is the first. Bleach liquid will be used to stain clothes, dishes and even ceramic tile surfaces.

Advantages of using bleaches

Bleach acts as a kind of disinfectant on the bacteria and viruses on the clothes. This is why if you put the clothes of different people together, no disease will be transmitted. This is also evident in the clothes and covers of the hospitals, which are used by different people with different diseases, and the bleaches do their job and destroy the germs and viruses. The same concept applies equally to swimming pools. Although different people use swimming pools, their disease is not transmitted to other people.
Bleaching liquid is used to whiten clothes and make them shine. If you need to brighten and whiten your clothes, bleaching liquid has a powerful composition that does these things.
  Bleaching liquid removes the bad smell of clothes. Not only in the clothes, but these liquids also help to remove the bad smell from the washing machine. The strength and power of these compounds help to eliminate the particles that cause bad odor.
Bleach removes tough stains. Bleaching liquids show a chemical reaction to the soil that breaks its composition and removes the strong stain from the clothes. But, if we don't use this product properly, a big disaster will happen and the fabrics will turn yellow and weak, discolored or even get holes.

 important points in the correct use of bleaching liquid

Some points should be taken into account when using the sidifying liquid. These tips will help in the correct use and application of bleaching liquid.

Bleaching liquids are only for pure white clothes and linens. It's best to test a fabric before use to see how it reacts to bleach. Read and follow the care instructions and any warnings on the fabric about using bleach. This is especially important for polyester, nylon, and any synthetic fabrics. Bleach can actually turn white fabric yellow.
Do not use bleaching liquid on silk, acetate, wool, spandex, polypropylene, etc.
  Liquid bleach is a very strong solution that contains 5.25% sodium hypochlorite and should not be used in concentrated form. It must be dissolved in water for greater safety. To remove stains and whiteness of fabrics, it is recommended to use 2 cups of bleach liquid in one liter of water.
  Bleach liquid should never be poured directly on the clothes because it can cause the fabric to weaken and even create holes in the fabric and lose the color in a large way on the fabric.  Repeated use of bleach can turn the fabric yellow

Never dilute liquid bleach with oxygenated bleach. This can lead to a chemical reaction that is harmful to your clothes and especially your lungs.
  To allow the enzymes in the washing machine powder to do their bleaching work, wait 5 minutes after starting the cycle before adding the solution. The washing machine automatically adds the bleach liquid in time. It is best to add the bleach to the water before you put the clothes in the water. For best results, it is recommended to let the machine run for a few minutes before adding the clothes. This allows the bleach to completely dissolve in the water.
Bleach works best in warm water. It can be used in hot and cold water but the results are not what you expect. Using hot water to whiten clothes is very effective.
Bleaching liquid is sensitive to light and heat. That is why this liquid is always sold in white bottles. Excessive heat also affects its stability, so it should be kept at a temperature of about 21 degrees Celsius.
Bleach loses its cleaning and disinfecting effect after 3 to 6 months of purchase. This does not mean that it is no longer harmful to humans, but it loses its disinfection and cleaning properties and remains exactly like water when added to clothes.