Right Guard Deodorant Build Up on Undershirts

RE: Right Guard Deodorant Build Up on Undershirts Post By Karen (Guest Post) (06/30/2008) My husband has been buying right guard and 3 times he goes to twist the knob and it pops out on the bottom and it breaks. i am trying to find a "contact us" for them but I cant seem to find one. Can someone please tell me how to contact them? Thank you Report Spam or Abuse RE: Right Guard Deodorant Build Up on Undershirts Post By Broadbent (Guest Post) (04/19/2008) I have recently bought a Right Guard deodorant spray and ruined two of my shirts. The stains under the arms are so bad that they are now unusable! £60 would replace the two shirts. I am appalled! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Right Guard Deodorant Build Up on Undershirts Post By Becki in Indiana (Guest Post) (01/06/2006) Believe it or not, this works! Buy a container of meat tenderizer (on the spice aisle of the grocery store), shake some into a small dish, and add water a few drops at a time to make a thick paste. Spread this paste liberally on the stiff areas and work it in well with an old toothbrush. Let it set for several hours (overnight is good), then rinse it out with HOT water. Most or all of the stiffness should be gone -- wash as usual. I have used this tip many times and it has always worked! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Right Guard Deodorant Build Up on Undershirts Post By Carol (Guest Post) (01/05/2006) I think you use ammonia for deoderant stains on clothing... good luck Report Spam or Abuse RE: Right Guard Deodorant Build Up on Undershirts Post By Diana (Guest Post) (01/05/2006) YIKES! Think what is is doing to his skin... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Right Guard Deodorant Build Up on Undershirts Post by SalTCBug (20) | (01/04/2006) Contact Try making a paste of Borax and water and work it into the stain. Let it sit for 1/2 hour or so then proceed to wash as usual. Afterward, always wash undershirts, T-shirts, etc. wrong side out and if you notice the problem starting up, pretreat with a good laundry pretreat product, rubbing in thoroughly. It's not just the brand of deodorant but a chemical reaction that is causing it. I've learned this from treating this problem in my husbands shirts for years. Good luck. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Right Guard Deodorant Build Up on Undershirts Post By Barbie (Guest Post) (01/04/2006) I am sure there is something out there that will get it out but if it won't come out of his clothes and is so harsh it eats holes in them do you really think it's a good idea to keep using it.......if so I'd try ammonia or vinegar with hot water...... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Right Guard Deodorant Build Up on Undershirts Post by homeschoolin_mum (87) | (01/04/2006) Profile | Contact Have you tried spraying them with straight ammonia or vinegar? Report Spam or Abuse