• To use:
• Add 2 tablespoons per load with your detergent.

Other Alternatives To Try.

• Hydrogen Peroxide (the quiet powerhouse)

  Use: Add ½ cup of 3% hydrogen peroxide to the drum or bleach dispenser.Why it works:

  Natural oxidizer — kills bacteria, viruses, and mold.

  Brightens whites without the harshness of chlorine.

  Odorless and washer-safe.

  💡 Pantry Tip: Store peroxide in a dark jar if you mix it into your DIY sanitizer blend (light breaks it down).
• Citric Acid (gentle + washer-safe)

  Use: 1–2 teaspoons per load, mixed into your dry laundry booster or dissolved in the rinse.Why it works:

  Breaks down minerals, soap residue, and mild bacteria.

  Naturally softens fabric.

  Smells neutral (no sour vinegar scent).

  💜 Great for homes with hard water or sensitive machines.
• Oxygen Bleach (Sodium Percarbonate)

  Use: 1–2 tablespoons per load with detergent.Why it works:

  Releases oxygen as it dissolves → sanitizes, deodorizes, and brightens.

  100% safe for HE washers, septic systems, and colors.

  💡 Think of it as “powdered hydrogen peroxide.”
• Baking Soda: The Deodorizer That Does It All

  Good ol’ baking soda — the unsung hero of every home. It’s not technically a sanitizer (it won’t kill bacteria the way peroxide does), but it’s phenomenal at deodorizing, softening, and balancing pH so your detergent performs better.

  Why it’s a keeper:

  To use:

  Gentle on fabric fibers.Neutralizes body odors and sweat.Reduces detergent residue.

  To use:Add ¼–½ cup to the wash cycle along with your detergent.

  For an extra clean rinse: Follow with a citric-acid or peroxide rinse cycle to finish the sanitizing step.