Revive Your Linens: The OxiClean Soak Method for Pristine Dinner Napkins

Keeping dinner napkins clean and fresh can seem like a daunting task, especially after a gathering full of rich foods and vibrant wines. However, a simple trick using OxiClean can make the process much easier.

When it comes to keeping your dinner napkins as inviting as your meals, a simple yet effective trick is to give them an OxiClean soak. Here’s a straightforward method to tackle those stubborn stains:

Materials Needed:

  • OxiClean

  • Warm water

  • A clean container or sink

  • Dinner napkins

Steps:

  1. Fill a basin or sink with warm water.

  2. Add 3 tablespoons of OxiClean. Stir until it's completely dissolved.

  3. Submerge the napkins in the solution, ensuring they're fully soaked.

  4. Leave them to soak for a few hours, or even overnight for tougher stains.

  5. Check the napkins, and if needed, apply more OxiClean directly to any lingering spots before rinsing.

  6. Wash the napkins in your regular laundry cycle, then dry according to the fabric care instructions.

This soak can help lift even the most stubborn stains, leaving your napkins looking their best for your next dinner party. By following this simple trick, your dinner napkins can be restored to their former glory, ready for your next dinner event.

Remember to always refer to the OxiClean product label, and consider testing the method on an inconspicuous area first to ensure the fabric's integrity.

Akeshi Akinseye
Akeshi Akinseye

Founder & CEO of Kesh Events | Event Planner, Designer, Author & Hospitality Expert

Akeshi Akinseye is the founder and CEO of Kesh Events, a Chicago-based event planning, design and production company creating high-end weddings, destination celebrations, private events and brand experiences worldwide.

With more than 15 years of experience, her work centers on thoughtful hospitality, guest experience, cultural intelligence and the planning, design and production of highly considered celebrations.

Akeshi is also the author of The Art of Celebrating, a book about meaningful gatherings, thoughtful design and creating more intentional moments around the table and at home.

Her work and perspective on weddings, celebrations, design and hospitality have been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, Brides, People and other leading publications.

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