Women have their periods every month, and sometimes if they have too much or are not careful, they may get stuck on their underwear. Blood stains are difficult to wash off, and if not cleaned thoroughly, underwear will discolor and harden over time. So, how to wash off underwear during menstruation?
1. Clean in a timely manner. First of all, menstrual blood is the blood of the human body. After it flows out of the body, the temperature drops and it condenses into lumps. Once menstrual leakage is found and it gets on underwear, it should be replaced and cleaned in a timely manner. The menstrual blood that has just been stained is still easy to wash off, but over time, it becomes dry and difficult to wash.
2. Clean with cold water. Menstrual blood is composed of proteins and other substances. If washed with hot water, the proteins will solidify and adhere to underwear. Therefore, underwear that has been stained with menstruation should be soaked in cold water for a while, and then washed with cold water. Do not use hot water.
3. Use radish juice or enzyme laundry detergent. Carrot juice can wash away blood stains on clothes, and laundry detergent with enzymes added can effectively remove blood stains on underwear due to the strong activity of enzymes.
The hygiene of women's underwear greatly affects their reproductive health, and attention should be paid to ensuring the cleanliness and hygiene of underwear. During menstruation, if menstrual blood comes into contact with underwear, it should be cleaned in a timely manner. When cleaning, it should be soaked in cold water instead of hot water. You can also add some radish juice or laundry detergent with enzymes to effectively remove blood stains.
