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Underarm Stains on Tank Tops

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Date: 09/29/2000 Topic: Readers Request > Laundry  
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How do I get underarm stains off of my white tank tops.

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By Anonymous (413) Contact
Try soaking it in a mixture of Oxy Clean, baking soda and water before laundering.

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How do I get underarm stains off of my white tank tops.

Debbie

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Ammonia or White Vinegar 11/30/2000
I have used ammonia on the underarm stains with good results. Rub a small amount on stain and then wash as usual. Be careful to wear gloves or wash hands immediately and do not breathe the fumes. I have not had good results with bleach, but fair results from white vinegar. Never mix ammonia or vinegar with bleach!
By Linda
aspirin 11/30/2000
Dissolve an aspirin tablet in about 3 cups of water and soak your delicate blouses for a few minutes before rinsing through soap later. Removes perspiration marks wonderfully without having to rub.
By Linda
Shampoo 08/21/2004
I have heard that shampoo is good for this type of stain - just rub it into the stain before washing.
By teddy girl (Guest Post)

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