Our clothes lose color with each wash step, especially our dark colored clothes like black and red. This causes it to become unwearable over time. The reason many people go shopping is, of course, because their clothes are getting old. However, it is also very important why old clothes wear out. Of course, recovering a torn outfit is difficult. With it, you can save the fading garment and prevent it from fading. Let's look at ways to prevent clothes from fading.

Ways to Prevent Clothes From Fading

Vinegar

Add a glass of white vinegar to the laundry during the rinsing process. Vinegar helps "balance" the colors and prevents the build-up of detergent residues that contribute to color fading. It is also a natural emollient.

The vinegar evaporates during the rinse cycle. Even if you smell when you take the laundry out of the machine, drying the laundry outside will make the smell disappear.

Black pepper

You can preserve the colors in your laundry by sprinkling a few teaspoons of black pepper in each wash. Don't worry about the black pepper garnishing your clothes. During the rinsing process, the pepper will be washed.

Salt

Pour ½ cup of salt during the wash cycle to prevent dyes from contaminating colored fabrics. This method works especially well with new clothes. Salt can also help restore once vibrant colors in fading fabrics.

Baking powder

This handy and effective cleaner helps brighten whites and colors. Add ½ cup of baking soda to the wash cycle and ensure your vibrant colors don't fade.