WHY I WILL NEVER STRIP MY LAUNDRY!!! (Cleaning Hacks for Lazy People) | Andrea Jean

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[@ChevysVixen]

Girl thank you. I've tried to get my sheets to look better and smell better. My husband sweats badly and within three days I have to wash the sheets again which normally I'd only change and clean my sheets once a week saving me money as we live in an apartment complex and have to pay to do our laundry. I'm gonna be trying what you've shown here because even if I wash yhe sheets their still dingy and smelly. So thank you! Question. Do you know anything about plants?

[@sherryhenrichsen2925]

Thank you for the video. However, I’ve done this… more than once…and there was dirt. I don’t use fabric softeners, so it’s not that buildup… it’s just…dirt. From body oils, flaky skin, and sweat. I just wanted to give my results. Thanks again for the video. 😊

[@deliaclaudia8653]

My grandmother did laundry once a week outside in a huge kettle with boiling water over a fire stirring with a big stick. That was in the 1930,s. I am thankful for my washing machine.

[@elizabethmccammon5308]

Borax is $4.50 at target, Walmart, and Lowes for the large box. Also, don’t underestimate Borax - I use it with my towels every so often to clean my washing machine tub of those funky odors it can sometimes get. It’s much cheaper to use 1/2 cup of borax than it is to buy the Afresh tabs.

[@believeinjesus8862]

I agree!! I use borax and washing soda with a natural coconut based soap...every wash. So I don't see the need to "strip" 💗

[@I_am_Irisarc]

I'm not as down on stripping laundry as Andrea. I did strip couple of loads of white sheets and towels, just in my washing machine. That whole bathtub thing is just stupid, IMO. I used Tide Free and Clear (allergic to regular Tide), 1/2 cup Borax, 1/2 cup washing soda (not a lot of difference between this and regular baking soda, regular is cheaper), and 1 cup vinegar in hottest water. I partially filled the washer's tub, mixed in the ingredients, put in the laundry, let it finish filling. I let it agitate until everything was wet and submerged, them turned off the washer. I let it sit for about 6 hours, turning on the machine and letting it agitate for a minute ever couple of hours. This whole method much more sense to me than the bathtub method. It "stirs" the clothes and rinses them without having to move heavy, wet clothes from bathroom to laundry room. I didn't do my clothes, but it did make a difference in the sheets and towels. The water WAS DIRTY, and I mean, real DIRT! I put body lotion on myself before I dry off when I bathe, then towel off gently. This works great for my skin, but not for my towels. Normal washing works okay, but I found after a while all that lotion was building up. The stripping took out all the build up and left them whiter than usual. I wouldn't bother doing everything, but for sheets and towels, it really made a difference. Also, I put sweatshirts on my 3 dogs in the winter. They stay inside most of the time, but boy do those shirts get dirty and smelly anyway. I also noticed the drawer with the "clean" shirts was getting really smelly, too. I had tried Oxyclean and a couple of other products but the smell kept coming back, so I decided to try the stripping thing. The shirts came out cleaner than ever and the smell hasn't come back.

[@alexxx750]

Some people have to use the bathtub because they have shared laundry.

[@BROUBoomer]

Hi! Thank you for the video. If you wash your clothes in those front loader HE machines, I think those are the people that are showing results from stripping their laundry. Even with a second rince I don't think those washers are properly cleaning the clothes. I also think people are over stuffing those machines too. My circumstances changed, and I now need to use a laundromat. I have seen people stuff those front loaders so that there isn't an inch left, there is no way their clothes got clean doing that. Clothes need a lot of room to move around, and get soaking wet. The people having less success are using a top loading machine. People that have clean clothes that don't smell are washing their clothes correctly. My first year of marriage my husband's clothes stunk like I've never seen before, he did hard outdoor labor roofing. I tried Tide, still stunk. Surf was a brand new detergent, promising to get the smells out of clothes, still stunk. Gave up and went to talk to my mother-in-law. Her answer was wash the clothes at least once a week, don't wait any longer. Also use a fourth cup each of: Arm & Hammer Baking Soda, Washing Soda, and Borax in every load. Also to use the smallest amount of detergent for that size load of laundry, (too much detergent just attracts dirt and odors, it doesn't fully rinse out). If you use fabric softener only use the least amount on the cap, or tablespoonful, never more than a shot glass full. Do a second rince if you can. Also treat stains with a spoonful of detergent and a spoonful of water, gently rub with a toothbrush, let sit for 20 minutes, then check on it, repeat as needed. Well, she was right, it works, his clothes have been smelling fresh since 1985. Also I've cut back to a tablespoonful of each in the wash. There's a learning curve when you first get married, ask your parents and in-laws for every bit of information you can. I wish back then we would have been able to record people as easily as you can now. I could still have my mother-in-law helping me out and talking to me. (R.I.P. mom) Hope this helps. Take care, stay safe, have a nice day. 👵☺️✌️☮️🖖 😷 🙉🙈🙊

[@greenlimabean]

I spray the armpits of our shirts with vinegar/water/dish soap and wash the next day.

[@karenpiermarini3628]

Do you fill your spray bottle with equal parts of each three?

[@Niamh07421]

Have used White vinegar for about 20 years as a fabric softener- works so well- but for super stinky things (like dog beds and riding clothes-horse back) I have used odoban in the fabric softener dispenser - works amazing-(had a house fire about 25 years ago and that is what the recovery compamy used to get the smoke smell out of our clothes and furniture) and have used ever since

[@compactc9]

My thoughts tend to be that if your clothes need stripped, perhaps one’s laundry detergent or routine is inadequate...

[@Ali-cn1du]

My husband works construction. I strip his shirts which I wash each time he wears them. I get a lot of dirt and concrete dust out and they smell so fresh after. I will continue to strip them a few times a month. Completely worth it. I think it's smart to really get the deep crap out. Also, the Downy infusion creates such a huge built-up over time its nasty and starts to stink in the machine. Make sure you don't let the vinegar mix with your detergent, It negates the soap.

[@janetrichardson2644]

Laundry stripping is nothing new but in my opinion a totally unnecessary and time consuming step if you do laundry properly. Even the Good Housekeeping website agrees. That means sorting the laundry properly, using a good laundry detergent and the proper amount amount of detergent and fabric softener and not overloading the machine. If you look at the tik tok videos, the water looks so nasty because non colorfast dark towels were left to soak for hours in hot water. Most of that is probably fabric dye. If you think you notice a buildup of product, dinginess or smell on your laundry, add borax or washing soda only as needed to your regular load of laundry. It all seems much ado about nothing.

[@bellecraig]

THANK GOD!!!!!! Finally, someone with some common sense!!! As a side note, you don't even have to do the alka seltzer or baking soda and vinegar in a bucket or separate container, you can soak them right in your washer. If it's just a couple things, use the smaller load setting so you don't fill the entire washer with water. I can't tell you how much I appreciate you calling out the fake videos on this kind of stuff. BTW, you can get all those ingredients like Borax and washing soda at places like Walmart for less than half what you'll pay on Amazon...

[@mari_mimiG]

I'm watching this..... as I'm stripping my laundry 😂😂whoops

[@tinatimthompson3115]

Borax (100% boron- A mineral) will get the calcium buildup off your clothes. It whitens ur clothes. Also rinse them 2times!!! I use vinegar in my towels and ved clothes..Boron+ baking soda has been a total game changer in my whites !!! The B.S cleans grungy work clothes.... !

[@brightmoon7132]

I mostly agree with Andrea. What I don't understand is why people want to keep using washing machines and laundry products that leave a bunch of gunky build up in your clothes!

[@debbiestevens5490]

I have never done mine in the bathtub cuz it seems like a messy extra step. But I have done it letting my clothes soaked in the washing machine. To tell you the truth I don't mind having a coating of something on my clothes so that my hair and everything else doesn't stick so bad. I do however like to do it every once in awhile for my towels. There are minerals and stuff in the water and so it does make your towels extra-absorbent, but again, I just do this in the washing machine and leaded agitate every hour or so and then run it through.

[@FrenchCocoa369]

I thought it was just me. I watched a few “stripping” videos and was like why don’t they just use the soak feature on their machines. Or better yet just stop the machine once it’s starts the wash cycle and you can let it soak as long as you want. Then just let the washing machine do it’s job 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@seaneubanks8877]

The primary active ingredient in Alka-Selzer is Sodium Bicarbonate, aka Baking Soda. Stick to the cheap stuff. Most of what needs to be washed out of your clothes is already acidic. Use baking soda and washing soda, not vinegar, to change the pH and get cleaner clothes. Washing soda can be used as a pretreat (change the pH) or spot treatment for laundry.

[@TheAnnav123]

I like to spot clean with Dawn I find sometimes it's more the oils that cause issues

[@lisastevens3822]

I wondered what laundry stripping was! Thanks for the explanation. I’m with you, that’s nuts!

[@DrinkYourNailPolish]

If I have an oil/grease stain, I use shampoo on it. Works like magic.

[@1whitecottagelife770]

I agree. That’s how I use the shampoo with sulphates in it, since I switched to sulphate free shampoo. I clean with it too.

[@carlal.9850]

I learned long ago from “Heloise Hints” good old fashioned cleaning Ammonia will take all odors, grease and stains out of clothing. I use lemon ammonia and it’s very inexpensive at Walmart and Dollar General. It will leave towels especially clean and fluffy. Ammonia and Persil laundry detergent are the best.

[@CG-mj8tk]

It doesn't irritate the skin? Or nose? I always thought ammoni was very harsh.

[@carlal.9850]

@@CG-mj8tk , you really do have to be careful not to breathe it in or use in a really small enclosed space. I’ve been using it for years. Really leaves clothes, bed clothes clean without damaging and it inexpensive.

[@vasquezfamily7071]

You are blowing my mind 🤯🤯🤯 thanks for all your great tips 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@avagrego3195]

I've been doing laundry for over 50 years, my laundry is great. I never use fabric softener or dryer sheets. I use tide. You have to have a top loader washer. Whenever I feel like it I will add a big glug of vinegar to my rinse water, agitate and let it soak for awhile or not and then rinse again in only water -you may want to rinse twice to get the vinegar smell out. Every once in a while whenever I feel like it I will put some baking power in the rinse, agitate, let it soak or not, and then rinse again in only water. Whatever the vinegar doesn't get out the baking powered will attack. Whenever I feel like it, I use Borax in my wash. Since I am the only one doing laundry I know when I last treated the clothes. Whenever I feel like it is about every 2 or 3 months. No crazy stripping for me.

[@jenniferrosenthal7731]

The vinegar smell will completely disappear when the clothes are dry so you don’t have to rinse twice if that’s your main reason for a double rinse

[@divadjm]

Baking Powder or Baking Soda? Please clarify because there’s a difference.

[@jenniferrosenthal7731]

I think she means washing soda powder from Arm and Hammer

[@phrarama7812]

I also stopped with the fabric softener. I had static any way so what is the point.

[@crazy4disneypooh]

I cloth diapered 4 kids, in sets of 2 lol. anywho I used to "strip " my diapers if they started to not absorb so well. but in my washer, a top loader. I started with clean diapers NO detergent on a hot wash, then 2 washes with cold. I didn't find any of the additives to do anything. I have water so hard it can walk on it's own. Never have striped my clothes.

[@bethmaccrindle220]

That cracked me up. Thank you!

[@hoosiermom47]

Lol, I was thinking when not just do two wash cycles 😉😆😆

[@dianac.9143]

great video. i like oxi clean, found the scented once it smells great. your tips were better than the stripling laundry method. fabic softener adds a nice smell too. your so funny.

[@lorelynleisure4048]

Ammonia, oxy-clean or borax, and tide. great for whitening and removing smells. I usually double rinse. You can also soak clothing with old stains and yellowed linens in this mixture outside for 24 hours then launder and the old stains usually come out. Look up how to whiten old linens online for more specific recipes. It doesn't destroy fabric like bleach.

[@tfrary1981]

Never stripped the laundry lol but will try this thanks for the tips new subscriber

[@RebelAlliance42]

My 20 year old son moved out around 18 months ago, and whenever he comes home I try to wash something lol because he lived in an old, run-down house for about a year, along with goodness knows what of a washing machine, it imparted one hell of a stubborn, putrid stink into his clothes! The ONLY thing that works is the good ole baking soda in a long, hot wash, with vinegar to rinse. I tried oxy clean with enzymes, I tried laundry sanitizer, and I tried tea tree and lavender essential oils, nothing else would budge the stench! After that I ran another rinse cycle with some fabric conditioner just to make it smell pretty again lol.

[@MicheleMaBelle67]

LOL! Yes to all that!

[@bobtheelectrician6692]

For us DUHHH lazy folks... why not add a little Borax and Washing Soda to the next laundry load, then let it soak for a while. Been doing that for years due to hard well water. Don't have to turn it into a ritual, unless you need clicks.

[@truepeacenik]

I use a top loader, leave the offensive clothes overnight in washing soda and borax, add detergent in the morning, and run all the cycle.

[@CG-mj8tk]

I have a toploader too but it's all electronic which I don't like. It will only soak for am hour then automatically dump out the water 🙄

[@DrinkYourNailPolish]

My husband works with propane and they have an additive that smells like a sewer (for safety reasons). I just wash his stuff seperate and dump in some vinegar and liquid fabric softener in with the detergent (I like arm & hammer) and his clothes come out smelling fresh.

[@trustinJesus_only-_]

Use a downy ball for vinegar.

[@Gwen916]

I am looking forward for trying the aspirin out on my while tops thank you I have never heard of that one.

[@copperpot4444]

Thank you for this video haha love it. I must be late to the game in seeing all the stripping videos, been seeing them around a lot lately. Agree with that half them are made up and guessing with the other half, the dirty water is from the dyes in the clothes bleeding out from the super hot water they are using. New to your channel and loving it!

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Want to clean the hell out of your clothes? As in super clean them? May I suggest Lestoil. I swear by Lestoil. Second place, Permatex Fast Orange Laundry Detergent.

[@melissas.6969]

Lestoil is great for grease spots. Even the ones that “appear” after washing. Love it!

[@daisybuchanan5378]

I use oxyclean- it’s fantastic.

[@Blackroseofplue]

I just add dish soap and a tablespoon of baking soda to my wash, Never use fabric softener . And every few month clean my washing machine with baking soda and vinegar method. Never had a problem with build up.

[@KenziBabenzi]

Great!!! I don't use fabric softener...EVER! lol!!

[@tammyforwood7741]

I use Hex, it's awesome at getting rid of buildup and odor. I only use Hex on my towels. Washing machine and Hex that's it.

[@tammmygraves4317]

I use vinegar on towels and whites.. works good gets rid of odors

[@felichiah5845]

Great minds think alike he he love your personality.

[@benny1509]

Laundry stripping is unnecessary if you wash your laundry properly

[@BasicBroccoli]

Will it damage the plumbing system?

[@bitameah7745]

I've been using borax, baking soda and vinegar for decades with no issues. 😊

[@justbecause9049]

I just don’t use fabric softener or fragrance in my wash. Then I add borax and baking soda

[@nmikloiche]

I wonder how much of these people showing the “after” filth is a result of a dirty bathtub.

[@AndreaJean]

Agreed!

[@gratefulketo2211]

Any tips for getting the greasy feel out of my dishcloths? I have tried adding them to a cocktail of Dawn, baking soda and boiling hot water. The instructions said to heat them on the stove for 1/2 hour, stirring occasionally. It helped a great deal but it certainly wasn’t perfect.

[@avagrego3195]

Wash them more often, before they get greasy.

[@trishastorm9813]

I change my dishcloths out everyday along with the dish towels.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Lestoil. Don't fear using a degreaser in your laundry.

[@truepeacenik]

By chance are you using fabric softener, @Grateful Keto?

[@gratefulketo2211]

@@truepeacenik ... No, I do not use fabric softener. I agree...that it adds a film on dish cloths that I would not want. I have recently soaked my dishcloths in OxiClean and it did help a lot. I may try Lestoil as was suggested by someone else.

[@trucvinguyen9158]

Is it ok if I use oxi clean, borax, baking soda, and hot water? Does it ruin the clothes?

[@MariaGarcia-jm9uw]

SPRAY PAINT ON SHEET HOW CAN I REMOVE SPRAY PAINT

[@keithbates598]

Never heard of stripping your laundry! Joan Bates

[@Maddie9185]

I think that laundry stripping a stupid idea. If your close are that dirty then let them soak in your washing mashing. This is a dumb idea. You also don’t need to use that much laundry detergent unless you’re a construction worker, a mechanic or work in a farm you don’t need that much detergent.

[@kathyrogers1703]

I let the bathing suits I wear for water aerobics go for a couple of days between washes. Now I can't get the chlorine smell out of them. I want to be sure to be gentle with the suits so they don't wear out too soon. Is the vinegar too harsh for the bathing suit elastic?

[@jenniferrosenthal7731]

I wouldn’t use it on bathing suits but I don’t know for sure what it’s effect would be

[@BROUBoomer]

Hi Kathy Rogers, Try a half cup of Arm & Hammer baking soda, and/or washing soda, and a fourth cup of Borax, along with the lowest amount of detergent for the size load you're washing. Then let them soak in the washer for an hour using the heavy duty wash cycle. Go to the washer every 15 minutes and let it agitate for 5 minutes and then stop the washer. Once the hour is up, return the dial back to the beginning and wash the load through a heavy duty cycle with the swimsuits in a laundry bag. Do not use any fabric softener. Then do a second rinse cycle at the end. That should get any funky smell out. Next time you wash them, a heaping tablespoon of baking soda, washing soda, and Borax, along with your detergent in the lowest amount for that size load. Or hand wash your swimsuits after each use, in a plastic dish pan, or soaking sink in your laundry room, with a capful of Woolite brand detergent if you're worried about the elastic in the swimsuits. Don't forget to check your hair for chlorine damage as well. A girl I went to school with (40 years ago), had natural blonde hair, the new house they moved into had a swimming pool, so she swam everyday after school, let her hair dry without rinsing it, while she did homework. Her hair started turning green from the chlorine. I forget if it was the doctor or the hairdresser that fixed it. But she showered after swimming after that. But they don't make LemonUp shampoo anymore. Good luck. Hope this helps. Take care, stay safe, have a nice day. 👵☺️✌️☮️🖖 😷 🙉🙈🙊

[@bevstover]

Stripping sounds like a waste of time. I actually use about 1/4 vinegar in every load and my laundry comes out fine.

[@TheBeanHome]

I just don’t use laundry softener. I lice dangerously and deal with the static. Thumbs up for vinegar soaks

[@ewilson9435]

Why don't they just wash the laundry properly in the first place. I have had to do this sort of process but individually not putting all items together in the bath and the reason for this was that my stuff was put in storage against my will by a conman removals you wouldn't believe, so I've had to wash everything individually with many different products just to make sure there's no mould and that has involved steeping clothes and product and washing them

[@DrinkYourNailPolish]

I would be afraid it would strip the color

[@AndreaJean]

Ha ha it’s nuts!

[@isabelmacarron6604]

The clothing is not supposed to be soaking that long. Wgat you are actually doing is ruining the color. Just wash your clothes with vinegar or sanytol.....

[@tinatimthompson3115]

What is sanytol?

[@jannanewbolt8712]

😂😂😂😂

[@DrJones-nh4my]

Stripping is another fad.

[@BronxFinest2481]

I can't take her seriously.

[@JontueScent]

I would only consider stripping under clothes.

[@sarahreding791]

This sounds like a waste of time & product & health 🙄🙄🙄

[@dreamtanner9019]

Great information too much chat chitty chat in the beginning