After all, it's not just sodium bicarbonate that's good for anything and anything at home. Sodium percarbonate can also be a perfect ally in cleaning. See what you can do and how to use it.
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23/07/2026
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Thus, in the publication they show that when mixed with dish detergent and boiling water may draw difficult stains of fat, remove mold stains on fabrics, remove yellow spots from deodorant and even for clean the mop.
On the other hand, it can help keep white towels, by adding two tablespoons inside the washing machine, and even sanitize microfiber cloths, with a simple mixture that combines sodium peroxide and boiling water.
Where not to use
Despite some advantages, there are spaces and fabrics where you should not use this product. In the publication of the website Life Calm and Organized, it is referred to as delicate fabrics, such as silk and wool are to be avoided, but also more sensitive surfaces to active oxygen, such as untreated wood.
This is a product that is already easy to find in various supermarkets in Portugal.
Simple tricks to keep the kitchen cloths clean as on day one
om time, the kitchen cloths end up accumulating stains and even unpleasant and persistent odors. However, if you think cleaning them is a headache, let the reader know that there are simple tricks that can help you return the original look to them. The Portal Informa Brasil shared some of them
One of the most effective, according to this publication, is to use sodium percarbonate. When dissolved in hot water, it removes difficult spots, bleachs tissues and eliminates bacteria. In addition, it is delicate with tissues and ecological, so it is the choice becoming an ideal choice for those looking for good results with the least possible environmental impact.
Alternatively, sodium bicarbonate and white vinegar are also a solution recommended by Informa Brasil. Bicarbonate, mixed with warm water, provides effective washing. Meanwhile, vinegar acts as disinfectant and odor neutralizing, leaving tissues soft and germ free.