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My teenage sons are very active. Consequently, their shirts have an odor and perspiration stains even after laundering. They take showers everyday and use a deodorant but they still perspire. Does anyone have any solutions to my problem. I would appreciate any suggestions you might have to get the stains out of their clothes.
Maria
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RE: Laundry Advice For Active Teens
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Post By a (Guest Post)
(10/26/2007)
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i think baking soda added to your washing, takes out odors, it may remove the stained spots too. I used 1/2 to 1 cup, plus i used my Ariel powder laundry soap along with it.
Help!!
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Post By Rae (Guest Post)
(05/23/2006)
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A wet tissue found it's way into my darks load. Now there is tissue on everything and it won't come off with a lint roller. What do I do?
RE: Laundry Advice For Active Teens
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Post By Barbie (Guest Post)
(03/24/2005)
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I would soak them in vinegar water over night.....when I was young my mother always used a spray bottle full of vinegar to remove the "pit smell" (as my brother put it) from my brothers shirts....then wash as usual....vinegar neutralizes many many odors and when the dry the vinegar smell dissipates
RE: Laundry Advice For Active Teens
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Post By Rose (Guest Post)
(03/24/2005)
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Try adding Borax (laundry isle of Walmart or grocery) to your wash. I also add white vinager as a rinse agent. No smell.
Good Luck
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