How to clean kitchen napkins at home: Easy ways to remove stubborn food stains, grease and unpleasant odours, keep your reusable cloths fresh and hygienic, and make them look clean without us
Kitchen napkins and cloths do a lot of unglamorous work. They wipe up spills, dry hands, soak up grease and sit damp on the counter for hours, which is exactly how they pick up stains, a sour smell and a surprising amount of bacteria. Reusable cloths are a good way to cut down on paper towels, but only if they’re properly cleaned. The good news is you don’t need harsh chemicals to keep them fresh. Here are five simple steps using everyday ingredients, from pre-treating stains to storing them so they stay clean.
