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Huge white deodorant marks on my tops!
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I find that white marks left by deodorant on my clothes are where the deo has bleached the colour out ,rather than staining them0
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I have those on my black bras no matter how much I wash them even tho I apply deo and then wait ages b4 putting my bra on. I have even taken to hand washing them and attacking them with a stiff scrubbing brush but to no avail..What Would Bill Buchanan Do?0
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Vanish pre-wash trigger spray from Wilkinsons worked for me (after a few washes). :cool:0
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Hi everyone!
My boyfriend has recently asked me if I can get the deodorant stains out of his favourite navy t-shirt.....any tips?
Thanks
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It's not very old-style but I swear by Vanish Oxi-Action for stuff like that. You can soak it before washing and seems to work everytime!0
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If it's a sort of build up, unfortunately the only thing I've found that works is scraping it off the fabric. Soak it first (in vinegar perhaps) and use the back of a knife.0
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Thanks! I happen to have some Vanish at the moment - trying it for free through Bzz Agent so I will give that a go. Might combine it with scraping as well!Kitchen Debt - 2820/260Save £12k in 2013 #060: 1293.24/3000MFW: 88760.00/85000.00 (4.24% paid)0
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I am sure I read somewhere that soaking in a solution of soluble aspirin works.0
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Bane of my life, I use a roll on deodorant and find that doesn't do it in the first place , but my DD's use spray.
I use vanish spray on the underarms and collars, seems to do the job. Not perfect but passable.0 -
A bit of googling:
http://www.housecleaningcentral.com/en/cleaning-tips/stain-removal/remove-deodorant-stain.html
I am going to try baking soda tonight as vanish failed me!Kitchen Debt - 2820/260Save £12k in 2013 #060: 1293.24/3000MFW: 88760.00/85000.00 (4.24% paid)0
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