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Several pieces of clothing in the wardrobe have turned yellow; I always thought it was because they weren’t washed properly! Are there any good methods?

2017-08-30View Original

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Potassium permanganate, hydrogen peroxide?
Reply #22017-08-30
No, potassium permanganate and hydrogen peroxide cannot be used for bleaching
Reply #32017-08-30
It can be colored using hydrogen peroxide or potassium permanganate
Reply #42017-09-02
If the yellowing is caused by a small amount of protein deposition due to sweating from wearing the garment, do not use potassium permanganate, as its oxidizing power is too strong; Do not use hydrogen peroxide either, as its oxidizing power is too weak and it has no effect on proteins. The best method is to use a small amount of 84 disinfectant for bleaching, while adding an appropriate amount of salt to accelerate protein hydrolysis. Active chlorine has a good cleaning effect on amino-containing organic compounds.

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