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By nikkib763 from UK
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08/29/2009
Get a small spray bottle and fill it with white vinegar to keep by the washer. Spray the perspiration stains and wash as usual. Vinegar is also good if you have purchase a clothing item that the dye has an odor to it that will not wash out. Just either hand wash the item in vinegar and regular detergent (let the article soak for a while) or launder by itself.
By
08/27/2009
Firstly, try using Oxy-Clean in a sink of warm water and soaking the stained clothes for about 20 minutes. That should help. Secondly, deodorants do not prevent perspiration. Your partner needs to use a good Anti-Perspirant, try Gillette Clear Gel.
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08/26/2009
Before you wash, use hydrogen peroxide. it will eat any enzymes remaining on the fabric (our sweat as well as all other bodily emissions has enzymes in it). If any stain is left, soak in fabric softener-not the liquid stuff, the white powder. pour enough in a pan or bucket of cold, clean water to make the water feel slippery, about a small handful (you'll need to stir it for a few minutes to get it to dissolve) then stick the t's in it. Powder fabric softener removes any stain with oil in it-especially food and smoke, but some body oil stains, sometimes even after they've been set in-each item depends on what it is and what is on it. This works best if you haven't washed it with clothes soap, which often sets stains in. don't know the specifics, something in the clothes soap's chemical make-up. each item takes it's own time to soak, so drop it in and leave it. Check back in an hour or so, it should be quite white. then wash it and hang it in the sun. Where we live, hard water, high altitude, wind and dust leave us out of using the sun to brighten whites, but a box of water softener lasts us between 6 months and 2 years, it doesn't need to be used all that often. Our dryer is a very good one at "beating" the cloths soft.
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08/24/2009
After washing with whatever you can use to help reduce the stain, hang outside on a sunny day. Alot of times the sun will draw stains out of clothes. Its worth a try! Good Luck!
I am looking for tips for removing perspiration stains from white t-shirts.
Carol from Buffalo, NY
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