2. Use Baking Soda
Baking soda helps clean and brighten clothes. Add half a cup to your laundry to enhance brightness and remove residue that makes colors look dull.
3. Black Tea for Dark Clothes
For black or dark-colored clothes, soak them in strong black tea. Brew about 4–5 tea bags in hot water, let it cool, then soak your garments for an hour. This helps restore richness to dark fabrics.
4. Coffee for Black or Brown Fabrics
Brew two cups of strong coffee and add it to the rinse cycle. It revives dark tones and gives clothes a deeper, refreshed look.
5. Fabric Dyes for a Strong Boost
If natural solutions don’t work, consider using fabric dye. Follow package instructions carefully to safely recolor faded garments. Always wear gloves and test on a small section first.
Tips to Prevent Fading
• Wash clothes inside out.
• Use cold water and gentle cycles.
• Avoid over-drying in direct sunlight.
• Use color-protecting detergents.
Final Thought
You don’t need to throw away faded clothes—just a few simple ingredients from your kitchen can give them a new life. With these easy methods, you’ll extend the life of your favorite garments and keep your wardrobe looking vibrant without spending a dime.
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