If youâre someone who prefers buying a new pillow rather than cleaning an older one, know that youâre not alone! If you have kids like me, Iâm sure you realize that cleaning pillows are essential for cleanliness and hygiene. However, itâs not always clear how to get the job done. So, can you use bleach on pillows?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
You can use bleach on pillows. Bleach has sodium hypochlorite, which makes it a very potent disinfectant and whitener. However, bleach will weaken pillow fibers and fabric and strip the color. Bleached pillows tear easily, and inhaling the chemicals when sleeping, is dangerous. <\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n
Using bleach has its pros and cons, and weighing them up and comparing them is crucial to your safety and the longevity of your pillows. Letâs learn whatâs important to consider and how it can benefit you!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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