I’m sure this isn’t the first time this has happened to you too: you’re going out, you put on a black dress and, since you’re in a hurry and you haven’t noticed, you put on the deodorant before putting on your dress. What happens? Well, since it hasn’t completely dried, it leaves you with an ugly white stain that ends up spoiling your outfit. A stain that is also difficult to remove.

And surely it has also happened to you to yellowish or sweat stain due to deodorant and the passage of time on that blouse that you like so much. That is why we bring you some efficient and quick tricks to remove deodorant stains from clothes. Do not lose detail because they are very simple remedies that will make your look perfect. Let’s start!

How to prevent deodorant from ending up on clothes

We all know that the most effective thing is to be careful and try to avoid as much as possible the remains of deodorant ending up on clothes, so for this we will have to…

• Put on the black clothes first and then carefully the deodorant.
• Put on the deodorant before clothes but wait a while for it to dry so that it doesn’t leave a trace.
• opt for one that never stains clothes, why not try it?
• Moisturize and care for our armpit skin always. Yes, we know, this is not valid to remove/avoid stains, but we still had to remember it.
• Do not pass the iron under any circumstances until the stain has come out, otherwise the only thing you will achieve is to fix it even more.
• But if all the deodorant stains end up on our clothes, you must remove them. Especially if it is a favorite garment or a delicate one, or it is yellowish that is difficult to remove conventionally. Record these tricks!

Tips for removing deodorant stains from clothes

Deodorant stains are not as difficult to remove as coffee or ballpoint ink stains That is to say, your clothes get stained just when you going to leave the house and you don’t have time to fix the mess… And even less to open the closet and find an alternative outfit.

What can we do? Don’t worry! Here you have the complete manual to remove deodorant stains from clothes quickly and effectively and forget about them once and for all. Your clothes will shine like the first day!

A mixture of vinegar and water to treat colored clothes

This is one of the most effective remedies to save colored, woolen, or natural garments. Be careful, do not do it if the clothes are white or beige because they could leave a yellowish stain instead of the deodorant, and that is not our objective at all.

The first thing you should do is prepare a mixture of three-quarters of water to one of vinegar (the same you use for salads). Then we submerge the garment in question and leave it there for a few hours, overnight if possible. Once this time has passed, it is time to rinse with plenty of water and, finally, wash in the washing machine along with the rest of the laundry. Your garment will be like new!

I just got deodorant on my blouse, what can I do?

Very simple, as it is a recent stain, all you have to do is go to the kitchen, take half a lemon, and squeeze the juice directly on the stained area. Wait about 5 or 10 minutes nothing more and finish washing with lukewarm water. You can let it dry or take advantage of it to wash it completely in the washing machine as you normally do. Have you seen how easy and fast? It is also very effective! You know, from now on always have lemons in the kitchen.

But if it just coincides that your stain and you don’t have lemons, there is no need to panic. If you want to save the garment and not let the deodorant set in, instead of lemon put a little hand soap or liquid laundry detergent. It works just as well.

Sea salt to remove stubborn deodorant stains

Salts are one of the most effective home remedies to get rid of stains that have already dried, even those that have been on the garment for a few days (we all get confused and forget to wash the garment the same day). To do it right, you will have to moisten the area of ​​​​the garment where the hateful deodorant stain is, and then put a layer of sea salt and leave it to act for a few hours. The most comfortable thing is to leave it overnight and, the next day, continue with the process.

Then you must remove the excess salt, moisten the garment again, and add a little more salt. But this time, instead of waiting a few hours, you’re going to rub a little with the back of the spoon. Next, remove the salt and rinse under the tap, checking if the garment needs cold, warm, or hot water. Finished washing with the appropriate program. As you can see, it is a remedy that takes time to do, but it is to save a garment that already had a stain of this type for several days, so it is worth it, don’t you think?

Baking soda to get rid of stains 

Shall we make a list with all the uses that baking has for you? There are quite a few that we have given you, right? And to all of them, we must add that of removing deodorant stains from clothes. To do this, prepare warm water in a bowl and add a little baking soda to submerge the garment for a long time.

Then, rinse with warm water and wash in the washing machine in the program you always use. If it is an old or very resistant stain due to the fabric of the garment, add a little hand soap or liquid laundry detergent and a tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide to this mixture. Problem solved!

Ammonia, is the powerful cleaner to remove stubborn deodorant stains

Ammonia is an excellent product that also has the properties of a good cleaning product. Therefore, you can use it to remove deodorant stains of any kind; especially those that have become encrusted or that are leftover deodorant and sweat that seem hopeless.

You just have to mix a small amount of ammonia with a good stream of warm water. Then, apply the solution that you have prepared directly to the you are going to remove. Let it act for 5 or 10 minutes, rinse with plenty of lukewarm water and finish washing in the washing machine on the usual program.