You don’t have to buy expensive stain removers. Soda, lemon juice, salt, vinegar, and other available remedies will help cope with the problem. White marks appear when the deodorant that has not yet dried comes into contact with clothing. They resemble a wax coating.
But when the aluminum salts in deodorants and antiperspirants mix with sweat, yellow spots appear on the light-colored fabric. The detergent chemicals only contribute to this reaction.
It is better to get rid of such dirt immediately, and not after several washings.
Remember, the item cannot be washed in hot water. From this spot, they will only be fixed. Also, all methods are best tested first on an inconspicuous area of clothing.
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1. Capron
There is definitely this miracle cure in the women’s wardrobe.
- It removes white deodorant spots.
- It is suitable for dark fabrics.
- You need nylon sock.
Just rub the white spot with your toes vigorously, and it will disappear.
2. Lemon juice
Lemon juice can only remove fresh stains. For the old, this method is not suitable.
- It is suitable for white deodorant marks and yellow sweat spots.
- It is suitable for light fabrics. It can also be used for dark or multicolored ones if you are sure they are painted with durable paint.
- You need 1 lemon
Squeeze ½ lemon juice over each spot. The spots should be completely covered with juice. Leave on for 2-10 minutes depending on the degree of soiling. Then rinse the garment in cool water.
3. Dishwashing liquid
The product must contain glycerin. It is he who fights stains.
- It removes white deodorant marks and yellow sweat spots.
- It is suitable for fabrics that are light (transparent dishwashing detergent), dark, and multi-colored (any dishwashing detergent)
- You need thick dish soap + sponge.
Apply a thick layer to the stains and rub in with a damp sponge. Leave it on for 30-60 minutes, and hand washes the item.
4. Aspirin
Acetylsalicylic acid also works well with dirt.
- It removes odor and yellow spots from sweat.
- It is suitable for fabrics that are light, dark, and multi-colored.
- You need 2 aspirin tablets, + ½ glass of cool water, + a toothbrush.
Grind the aspirin and dissolve it in water. Moisten the stains with the resulting solution, scrub with a brush, and leave for 2-3 hours. Rinse and wash by hand or in the washing machine. If the stains are old, you can lather them with laundry soap or soap and stain remover and rub thoroughly while rinsing.
Also read: How to Wear Cheap Clothes and Still Look Your Best
5. Vinegar
Vinegar eats away stubborn deodorant and perspiration. This product must not be applied to white clothes; otherwise, yellow stains will remain on them.
- It removes white traces of deodorant, yellow spots, and the smell of sweat.
- It is suitable for fabrics that are dark and colored.
- You need a cotton pad + vinegar 9%.
Dampen a cotton ball with vinegar and wipe the dirty areas. The fabric must be well saturated with acid. Leave it on for a few hours or overnight if the stains are old. Then wash in the washing machine.
Adapted and translated by Wiki Avenue Staff
Sources: Life hacker
