Money & frugal livingMiss Evelyn's NotebookWhy I Boil Dishcloths That Have Already Been Washed

Why I Boil Dishcloths That Have Already Been Washed

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Published Oct 1, 2026, 11:49 AM · 2w ago

Miss Evelyn's Notebook
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📖 My book, Nothing Goes to Waste: https://missevelynsnotebook.com/ Boiling dishcloths after washing? Here's why I boil dishcloths—and what to check before you try it. Maybe your dishcloth still smells sour after washing. Maybe it feels greasy coming out of the laundry, or pushes water around instead of soaking it up. You wash it again—and wonder why you bothered. Before you try boiling dishcloths, there are two things I want you to check: what the cloth is made of, and when that smell comes back. We'll work through the care label, the washing and rinsing, the plain-water method, and what to look for afterward. No cupboard full of ingredients. And no promise that one pot will fix everything. We'll also look at fabric softener, kitchen towels that won't absorb water, the difference between a sanitizing cycle and Clean Washer, and the little drying habits that matter the next time you reach for a cloth. This method is only for cloths whose care instructions allow boiling. Cotton alone isn't permission. If ordinary laundering is already doing the job, you don't need another chore. CHAPTERS 0:00 Already washed—so why the pot? 0:35 Before you boil: check the care label 1:26 Why washing comes first 1:59 When does the sour smell come back? 2:53 Still greasy after washing? 3:53 Do you need baking soda or vinegar? 4:32 At the stove: the plain-water method 5:36 Cooling, washing and drying afterward 6:08 Could your washing machine do the job? 7:02 What the water's color can't tell you 7:27 What about the stains? 7:59 Why your cloth won't soak up water 8:29 Before it goes back to work 8:53 A simple check on the counter 9:35 Rinse, wring, spread—and keep a clean spare 10:08 When the extra step is worth it 10:35 More from my laundry notebook More from Miss Evelyn's Notebook: ▸ Borax vs Baking Soda vs Washing Soda — My Verdict After 40 Years of Keeping House: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md706leWpt8&list=PLAx8wFt8e9HM ▸ 25 Kitchen Rules From Grandma's Generation — I Tested Every One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwDtywyjEEw&list=PLAx8wFt8e9HM ▸ All my kitchen & household videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAx8wFt8e9HM No miracles. Just what works ❤️
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