How to get rid of a jailbreak?

I recently got my iPhone 3gs jailbroken yesterday from a phone technician and now my device is in ios 4.1
I want to download apps but most apps require a higher ios for me to be able to download and use. I decided I want to get rid of the jailbreak and then update my iPhone to ios 6.1.3

Http://osxdaily.com/2010/08/03/unjailbreak-iphone/

Sync your phone with a backup in itunes, it will override the jailbreak c

1) Plug in your iPhone into your computer with the USB cable
2) Open up iTunes
3) Click on your iPhone under the Devices Tab
4) Click on Restore this will bring your phone back to factory settings (like how it came right out of the box when you first got it)

Getting your information, apps, settings, etc back
1) Click on your iphone in the devices category
2) Click on Restore from back up (choose the most recent back up option that you have available)

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