Don’t throw away any of your t-shirts with these cleaning tricks that will remove deodorant stains in a few minutes and with homemade items.
Summer is approaching, and with it high temperatures. Although we are still in mid-November, the sun is already present and many people They must adapt their routine to avoid heat stroke. Among the most frequent recommendations are to constantly hydrate, protect yourself from the sun and avoid intense physical activity.
Those who must continue with their normal schedules despite the heatyou face another challenge: perspiration. Although it is usually more personal and depends on each person’s skin type and diet, we all usually use deodorant. However, some formulas, especially antiperspirants, tend to leave very annoying stains on clothesregardless of the color. Instead of throwing away your t-shirts, leave them looking new with these cleaning tips.
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How to remove deodorant stains from clothes
Depending on the type of stain and the color of the garment, it is usually advisable to follow different procedures to remove any coloration left by the deodorant without damaging the shirt.
Dark clothing
- Sprinkle baking soda over the deodorant stain and rub a little in with your fingers.
- Add a little vinegar. The chemical reaction will cause bubbles.
- Let the mixture sit for a bit before scrubbing it with a toothbrush in a circular motion.
- I repeated these steps until the stains have disappeared.
light clothing
For light clothing, the baking soda and vinegar procedure above may be helpful. If this mixture does not work, you can use chemical cleaners suitable for white clothes, or use a secret trick: aspirin. Crush them and mix them with a little water, apply the paste to the stains with a toothbrush, let it sit for at least an hour, and rinse with cold water.
Delicate clothing
If the stain is still fresh, gently rub the fabric with a cloth soaked in warm water. If it has already dried, apply a cloth soaked in lemon juice to the stain. If the stains do not go away, it is suggested to take the garment to the dry cleaner.
old stains
- Lightly wet the deodorant stains with hydrogen peroxide, and then add a little liquid detergent and baking soda.
- Rub the paste over the stains with a toothbrush.
- Let the preparation sit, from an hour for a colored or printed garment, to an entire night for a light or white garment.
- Wash the garment, following the usual washing type.
Source: Ambito
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