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You can say goodbye to those annoying and unsightly deodorant stains: thanks to this ingredient, they disappear completely and in just a minute.
Deodorant is our best ally when we face long and tiring days. This allows us to maintain a good smell even over the hours. This is exactly why we use it daily or even several times a day. The use of deodorant is fundamental and it is good to take care of your hygiene, but its use damages our clothes. The friction that occurs between the Axil with the deodorant and the fabric leads to very stubborn stains. Fortunately, there is a way to permanently remove them. Here’s what it is.
Deodorant stains on clothes: grandmother’s methods.
Deodorant stains, especially cotton T-shirts. It’s a white t-shirt, the markings are likely to turn yellow and create an aesthetically unpleasant stain. The risk is throwing away a beloved T-shirt just because the marks won’t go away.
Before figuring out which ingredient to use to remove deodorant stains in a minute, it is worth putting into practice other small tips that will take more time.
Deodorant stains
The first method involves using a product that we all have at home: hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide can be used in dozens of different ways and has disinfectant and disinfectant properties. If you have a deodorant-stained shirt near your armpits, you can practice this trick. Mix half a cup of hydrogen peroxide with two cups of COLD’eau. Your garment needs to soak in this liquid solution for 30 minutes. Remember that hydrogen peroxide only removes stains from white clothing. it could spoil bright colors. Also, make sure it is cotton or polyester. This causes damage to fabrics such as silk, satin and wool. After 30 minutes, put your garment in the washing machine: at the end of the washing cycle it will be like new.
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