Bleach can ruin the fibres of your clothing. Depending on the fabric content, over time your clothes can get a yellowish or gray color to them. I use baking soda and vinegar along with a free and clear low suds detergent. In this case using a tad bit less detergent is a good thing. Check out this great link! In my world, the less chemicals the better.
Might be part of the problem. Bleach can yellow or gray some fabrics. Try adding baking soda to your wash, I add a couple heaping tablespoons to mine and use vinegar in the rinse.
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Been using this for years - started using it on my husband's white military uniforms.
Add bleach to the water when washing.
Any chance to dry outside on sunny day?
Bleach can ruin the fibres of your clothing. Depending on the fabric content, over time your clothes can get a yellowish or gray color to them. I use baking soda and vinegar along with a free and clear low suds detergent. In this case using a tad bit less detergent is a good thing. Check out this great link! In my world, the less chemicals the better.
https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-keep-white-clothes-white-2146392
Bleach makes my whites yellow. Maybe it's my water
Buy some Bluing. https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-use-laundry-bluing-2146367