Care of Clothing -- The Green Way

Use rubbing alcohol on your grass stains, and Eucalyptus Oil works great too!
Use borax and baking soda
Take your whites outside to dry and hang them where they can get at least 5 hours of sunlight. After 5 hours...voila! They've been bleached, without ever having to touch the bleach container!
The above method works even better if you add lemon juice!
When you can't super heat your water, try Tea Tree Oil. Tea tree oil has antiseptic, antibacterial, germicidal, and fungicidal properties.
When you have a stubborn stain, say blood, try using Hydrogen Peroxide. However, this is really hard on the fibers so only use a tiny pinch when you really have to.
Use hot water before trying any method, since it is the best way to clean!
Be careful -- protein-based stains can become permanent if you use the wrong method!
Try drying your clothes on a line outside. It works great and especially fast in the summer, and it gives your clothes a nice smell without all the detergents that do the same thing! It also really warms things up!

Care of Clothes