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29-07-2006, 4:34 PM
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Thanks: Gave 42, Got 42 | Anyone know how to get antiperspirant stains out of clothes?
Strange one here but thought one of you might have a remedy!  My favourite black t-shirt has stains under the arm pits where antiperspirant has built up there  Was wondering if anyone has any tips or knows how to remove them?  | 
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29-07-2006, 5:33 PM
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Just asked my mum.......salt in hot water and let the affected areas soak....well thats what my mum said.....  | |
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According to the papers, Madonna now insists on a bottle of Vodka backstage to get perspiration stains out of clothes.
If it doesn't work, drink the Vodka.
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but I thought he wanted to get rid of the antiperspirant stains not the perspiration ones...
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I did lol
Thx for the advice guys, I will try the salt thing and if it doesnt work I will try scrubbing it with white vinegar as thats what a bit of googling has recomended | |
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Buy a new T-Shirt?? 
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30-07-2006, 2:37 AM
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Originally Posted by goatywoaty Strange one here but thought one of you might have a remedy! My favourite black t-shirt has stains under the arm pits where antiperspirant has built up there Was wondering if anyone has any tips or knows how to remove them? |
Good hand wash first and then bung it in washing machine.
Higher temperature!
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30-07-2006, 8:00 AM
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Get a deodarant stone and never have any staining again.
Deodorant Stones are crystals of natural mineral salts which actually inhibit the growth of odour forming bacteria on your body.
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Or a Mitchum Stick , not quite as natural though
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Let us know what works | |
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Move about less
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That doesn't remove the stains 
I'll let you know what works - just need to buy the vinegar! | |
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