Create a paste using water and detergent, and apply it to the underarm area. Let it sit for a few minutes and lightly scrub with an old toothbrush.
Armpit stains are caused by a build-up of deodorant, which is difficult to get rid of during a normal cycle of laundry.
As a result, countless numbers of men and women have thrown out perfectly good shirts and blouses because they couldn’t remedy the issue.
However, this doesn’t have to be the case. Eliminate ugly discolouration with a few of these helpful tips....
White vinegar
Undiluted white vinegar will solve mild underarm grime.
Simply turn your garment inside out and saturate the area with vinegar before letting it sit for an hour. Gently rub the vinegar into the affected region and then pop it into the washing machine.
Regular detergent
Use full-strength laundry detergent for set-in stains with a crunchy appearance.
Create a paste using water and detergent, and apply it to the underarm area. Let it sit for a few minutes and lightly scrub with an old toothbrush.
To prevent underarm stains allow your deodorant to dry before getting dressed and consider wearing an undergarment under your shirt or blouse.
Set the item of clothing aside for an hour or so to allow the detergent to work on the build-up of deodorant and then toss it in the washing machine.
Baking soda
Getting rid of underarm grime is the pits. But, you could try a baking soda paste to eliminate unsightly stains.
Mix four tablespoons of baking soda with a quarter cup of water.Scrub the paste into the armpits with a fingernail brush and let it sit for an hour before laundering it.
You might need to repeat the process a few times to completely get rid of underarm grunge.
Tips on preventing armpit stains
Allow your deodorant to dry before getting dressed and consider wearing an undergarment under your shirt.
You don’t want to ruin any of your smart t-shirts so pick out an everyday t-shirt. Women can wear camisoles, which provide a thin layer of protection and are ideal for warmer days. - Katlego Sekano
