Put the clothes in a bucked with the hottest water that is safe for the fabric. Add some oxiclean to the bucket and let the clothes soak for a half hour or so. Then run them through a normal wash cycle with the hottest water safe for the fabric. I've heard it works from several people and I sold washers and dryers for 6 years. I've heard tons and tons of laundry tips, but this one came up a few times from wives who took pride in how clean their husbands looked.
2006-11-15 12:53:28
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answered by Wiseass 4
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The discoloration is caused primarily by the aluminium content. In the UK I tried a specialist cleaner - No7, I think, in the StainDevils range. No luck at all.
Its fairly hard work - much, very hot water, and vigorous scrubbing - but 'Vanish' (an 'oxygeniser' -type pre-wash) gets it out eventually. Once done, the main thing is remember to soak garments in hot, soapy water immediately after wear.
I have tried to find anti-perspirants that don't cause this problem because as a nurse, I do physical work in hot, hospital wards and enclosed spaces - and stains on my uniforms horrify me. But, so far, I've not succeeded in finding anything.
2006-11-15 05:13:43
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answered by . 2
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Once sweat stains have gone thru the dryer, they are pretty much baked in. You can try any number of cleaners such as OxyClean, IronOut (which is really better on iron problems), a brush and Ivory soap bar, dish soap and a brush, etc. If your household water has a lot of iron in it, forget the bleach. It only makes white clothes turn yellow gray, especially the sweat stains.
2006-11-15 02:58:37
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answered by fluffernut 7
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My husband has the same problem with his shirts..I used oxi clean and it got it out..I use hot water and let them soak in the hot water and oxiclean..The stains are out and now he can wear them again
2006-11-15 10:57:17
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answered by baby shih tzu 5
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I have had that problem over the years and my only successful solution was to wear those white blouses under sweaters or throw them out and buy new. sorry.
2006-11-15 03:28:21
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answered by Anonymous
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thats not from deorderant it's from sweat
2006-11-15 02:48:34
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answered by Poptart20 2
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edna and you make-up
2006-11-15 03:58:20
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answered by Anonymous
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