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Homeowner Forum / Cleaning / January 2005yellow deodorant stains
I have had a problem with yellow stains beneath the armpits on t-shirts, etc. I have assumed that they were from using stick deodorant. How can this be prevented? Is there any way to get rid of these stains on clothing? Thanks. John I don't know about preventing it, but here is a site that has a "stain removal wizard" that covers about everything - first item is antiperspirant. http://www.free-online-calculator.com/calculators/arts_and_media_calculators/fas hion_and_clothing_calculators/stain_removal_wizard - Cindy >I have had a problem with yellow stains beneath the armpits on t-shirts, >etc. I have assumed that they were from using stick deodorant. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > John >I have had a problem with yellow stains beneath the armpits on t-shirts, >etc. I have assumed that they were from using stick deodorant. >How can this be prevented? Is there any way to get rid of these stains on >clothing? If the shirts are white, there is a product called "Yellow Out" similar to "Iron Out", that I've had good luck with. As far as prevention, I don't know of anything.... I just have my hubby wear colored shirts. Nan >I have had a problem with yellow stains beneath the armpits on t-shirts, >etc. I have assumed that they were from using stick deodorant. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > John Hi John, Try some dilute ammonia and hydrogen peroxide. Hope this helps  SignatureDrClean www.DrClean.co.uk The Best Fabric Cleaning Resource on the Web underarm deodorents are basicall ammonium chloride a astringent, and perfume best underarm deodorant is sodium bicabonate ( baking soada0--place about 1/4 a pea amount- it neutralizes the fatty acids form by bacteria which cause underarm odor the yelow stain i suspect is a mixture of oils/fats fromns skinor the deodorant i would use automatic dishwaster detergent --a potent materail for removing grease/oils/fats some have enzymes it it to help remove proteins like egg hth peter -> I have had a problem with yellow stains beneath the armpits on t-shirts, -> etc. I have assumed that they were from using stick deodorant. -> How can this be prevented? Is there any way to get rid of these stains on -> clothing? Well, John, I have an idea for preventing it, but I doubt that you will find it appealing. When I was in the Army I would get the big yellow stains on my shirts, too. What I did was buy the thinnest panty liners that I could get and use them in the armpits of my shirts. The sweat, etc., wouldn't make it to the shirt. Now, unless you're in an accident and taken to the hospital, no one should ever know you're wearing panty liners in your shirt! But you'll have to find someone to buy them for you. Signature8^)~~~ Sue (remove the x to e-mail) ~~~~~~ "I reserve the absolute right to be smarter today than I was yesterday." -Adlai Stevenson http://www.suzanne-eckhardt.com/ ***Revelation 22:12*** ICQ: 349878998 http://www.intergnat.com/malebashing/ > I have had a problem with yellow stains beneath the armpits on t-shirts, > etc. I have assumed that they were from using stick deodorant. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > John I don't know about removing it, as I never had good luck with that. You should probably change deodorants. I now use Mitchum stick deodorant and have never had the problem since. Wayne >I have had a problem with yellow stains beneath the armpits on t-shirts, >etc. I have assumed that they were from using stick deodorant. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >John It's the deodorant. Change to some other brand. Remove NO-SPAM from email address when replying >>I have had a problem with yellow stains beneath the armpits on t-shirts, >>etc. I have assumed that they were from using stick deodorant. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > It's the deodorant. Change to some other brand. > Remove NO-SPAM from email address when replying Probably less a matter of brand so much as slathering on too much of it, so it deposits on the shirt. Signaturejamie (jamiemck@newsguy.com) "There's a seeker born every minute." >>>I have had a problem with yellow stains beneath the armpits on t-shirts, >>>etc. I have assumed that they were from using stick deodorant. How can [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Probably less a matter of brand so much as slathering on too much > of it, so it deposits on the shirt. Not really. It's more a matter of the deodorant reacting with an individual's body chemistry. Some people are far more susceptible than others to the staining. Wayne > Not really. It's more a matter of the deodorant reacting with an > individual's body chemistry. Some people are far more susceptible than > others to the staining. > > Wayne i agree peter >> Not really. It's more a matter of the deodorant reacting with an >> individual's body chemistry. Some people are far more susceptible than [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > i agree > peter Some people are -- but some people put too much on, causing a waxy antiperspirant build-up, with trapped perspiration, on the clothing. Signaturejamie (jamiemck@newsguy.com) "There's a seeker born every minute." |
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