Deodorant stains

I have a basket in my closet for clothes that need help in some way. It has single socks that I’m hoping I’ll find the match for, shirts that need a new button, clothes with tears or rips, and clothes with stains I need to work on. I realized that my husband had been adding many shirts to the basket, all of which had deodorant stains in the armpits. As the pile grew, I decided I needed to start figuring out how to get those stains out. The Internet has many ideas and suggestions. Some are…

Discover how to remove deodorant stains from white and dark shirts, bras, or any other clothing. With detailed arm sweat stain cleaner recipes using lemon juice, baking soda, vinegar, hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol.

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Learn how to remove deodorant stains, both with and without washing the clothes. Plus, get tips for preventing future stains and removing armpit stains!

Deodorant stains on clothes can be unsightly and stubborn to remove, but with the right techniques and products, you can effectively tackle these stains and restore your garments to their original condition. Whether your deodorant leaves white marks on dark clothing or yellow stains on white shirts, Click to discover the best and most effective methods for removing deodorant stains from clothes

Use these quick tips to remove and prevent white deodorant marks on the outside of clothes and underarm yellowing and deodorant residue. #laundrycareguide #stainremovaltips #cleaningguide #cleaninghacks #cleaningtips #stepbystepcleaning #thespruce

Here are 6 methods for getting deodorant stains out of shirts. Instructions for removing deodorant stains with vinegar, lemon juice and more.

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Don’t throw away a perfectly good shirt because of unsightly deodorant stains. Check out the following tips, tricks and remedies.