White House White Distilled Vinegar, 64 oz

I use vinegar in all my laundry loads, but particularly my whites. I also add baking soda to in order to gain benefit from the old-fashioned science experiment (adding vinegar and baking soda creates fizzies). I believe that the fizzing action drives the mixture into the clothes and works hard toward removing bad smells and lifting dirt particles so the soapy water can wash them away. My laundry never retains a vinegar smell (which is a concern that is often requested to be clarified). My husband's sense of smell is even stronger than mine, so if he ever even suspects a hint of vinegar scent remaining, I simply rewash the clothes. Vinegar is a wonderful addition to towel loads, as it leaves your towels soft and fluffy after being dried. The vinegar helps strip any oils left behind on the towels, which ensures that your towels will come from the dryer soft and free from grunge. This method is also very effective if you air dry (hang your laundry to dry) as opposed or putting them up in a laundry dryer. Bottom line: add vinegar (1 cup, plus or minus) to your laundry wash for a cleanliness boost and to increase the softness of your wash. It strips the oils and laundry product that has soaked into your individual pieces!