The most accessible method of disinfection is high-temperature treatment in a washing machine.
But it is only suitable for cotton products that can withstand temperatures up to 95°C and even boiling.
Wash towels at high temperatures - no lower than 60°. For white items, use optical brighteners.
Forget about laundry conditioners, they reduce the hygroscopicity of the fabric.
Pharmacy peroxide can serve as a bleach and copes well with old stains, suitable for colored and white laundry.
To clean dirty kitchen towels, just soak them in a solution of water to which you need to add peroxide (2 tablespoons) and ammonia (1 tablespoon).
When the washer is completely filled with water, add 1/2 cup baking soda.
The baking soda will then mix with the small amount of vinegar left on the towels and a chemical reaction will begin.
During this process, all traces of acetic acid and detergents will be neutralized.
Previously, we talked about how to bleach clothes.