How to wash white socks easily

Method 1:
White socks are easier to wash if they are soaked in a solution of boric acid before washing: 1 tablespoon of acid per 1 liter of warm water. Soak socks for 1-2 hours in this solution. Then , rinse thoroughly and send to the machine , or wash by hand.
Socks are best washed in the machine , on a full wash cycle for cotton , at a temperature of 40 or 60 degrees.

Method 2:
Lemon is an old sock wash. Lemon juice is widely used to remove stains not only from white socks , but also from various light-colored cotton fabrics.
Apply lemon when washing white socks like this:

You can put socks in a basin and pour warm water ( but not hot!), Adding a few drops of lemon. Leave it soaked for a while. Then wash by hand or in the machine.
If soaking in "lemon water" doesn't help , then you can try squeezing lemon juice directly onto the stain and then rubbing bleach ( or any laundry detergent) on white fabrics with your fingers. After rubbing a little with your hands , immediately put in the washing machine with other white things.
If the socks are not synthetic , then they must withstand high temperatures. You can put them to boil.
Put a pot of water on the fire , in which you need to boil , for several minutes , a few slices of lemon. Then , put socks into this water , and some washing powder. Boil over low heat for about 10 minutes.
It should be noted that woolen socks should not be boiled. It is better to wash them in lukewarm water , wring out a lump and dry on a horizontal surface.
When rinsing white linen and light socks , you can add half a cup of baking soda to the machine , and then another quarter during the cycle itself.

Wash white socks and whites more often than any colored ones. White socks should be washed after every wear.

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