Easy ways to restore and whiten your yellowed clothes and linens Reviewed by Brandon Pleshek Fact checked by Jessica Wrubel White clothes and linens often yellow over time despite careful washing. You ...

Bleach whitens and sanitizes but should be used with care and not on delicate fabrics like wool or silk. Baking soda is a gentler alternative that deodorizes, lifts stains, boosts detergent, and ...

Yellow stains on a pillow are a result of sweat, drool, oils, and other fluids that build up each night. Luckily, this acidic ...

Those dingy yellow pillows don't need replacing. A few household products you already own can eliminate stubborn stains and restore their original whiteness.

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