Wash whites separately from colored clothing to avoid transfer of dyes.
Avoid fabric softeners—they can leave residue that dulls whites.
Turn socks inside out before washing to reduce friction and pilling.
Repeat the baking soda soak weekly for socks that are regularly worn.
Why This Works
Baking soda acts as a gentle abrasive and odor remover, white vinegar removes residues and softens fibers, and lemon juice naturally brightens fabrics. Combined, they keep your socks streak-free and looking like new—without harsh chemicals.
This simple routine ensures your socks stay crisp, soft, and sparkling white—no bleach required.
