can also affect the results, so the next step is knowing how to use it appropriately.
How to Use Vinegar in Your Laundry
For laundry applications, use distilled white vinegar and add it during the rinse cycle rather than treating it as a replacement for your regular laundry detergent.
For whites, about one cup of distilled white vinegar during the rinse cycle may help reduce detergent or mineral residue that can affect the appearance and feel of fabrics.
For towels, about half a cup during the rinse cycle may help reduce residue that can contribute to a stiff or less absorbent feel. Results can vary depending on the fabric, detergent, water quality, and washing conditions.
For individual stains, a diluted vinegar-and-water solution may be suitable for some fabrics and stains. Always check the garment’s care label and test the solution on an inconspicuous area first.
For towels with lingering odors,
