Deep cleaning your kitchen towels is a must on the homestead. Excess detergent, fabric softener, and dryer sheets contribute to buildup on towels, not to mention the kitchen stuff! Wiping up spills and inadvertent grease only add to the dinginess. Plus, over time, they are not as absorbent either. Today you'll learn how to fix all that.

Not only do I walk you through the entire process, but I also go more in-depth into why deep cleaning your towels is necessary and how often you should do it. I even talk about specific changes you can make to your laundry habits to reduce the need to strip towels altogether!

Deep cleaning or "stripping" your kitchen towels is a relatively easy process that only requires a couple of ingredients. The ingredients may not be something you have in your home, but they are usually easy to find in the cleaning aisle of your grocery or big box store; Borax (sodium borate) and Washing soda (soda ash or sodium carbonate).

My favorite source for the ingredients:
Borax: https://bit.ly/3nLenaa
Washing Soda: https://bit.ly/38IV8tJ

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