Oxygen bleach for laundry is one of my favorite secret weapons. 🪩 In this video, I’ll explain what oxygen bleach is, how it works, and the best ways to use it in your wash.
Oxygen bleach (also called oxy bleach or oxygenated bleach) is made of sodium percarbonate. When it hits warm or hot water, it turns into hydrogen peroxide and washing soda — a powerful, color-safe combo. That means it can:
✨ Brighten whites and colors
✨ Break down sweat, oil, and food stains (wine, coffee, berries, even pet messes!)
✨ Boost the cleaning power of your laundry soap
đź’ˇ How to use oxygen bleach for laundry:
Add 1 tablespoon right on top of your clothes in the washer (with warm or hot water)
Use it on towels, sheets, socks, athletic wear, and baby items
Make a soak for stubborn stains like red wine or coffee
⚠️ Just remember: it’s not safe for wool or silk!
Why I love it: unlike chlorine bleach, oxygen bleach for laundry is safe on most fabrics and colors. Plus, it’s eco-friendly and fragrance-free.
If you’ve ever wondered, what is oxygen bleach and how do I use it? — this video will show you everything you need to know.
👉 Have a tough stain? Drop your question in the comments and I’ll help you solve it on Laundry Live!
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