Remove pit stains

Dealing with yellow armpit stains? Check out this easy way to remove armpit stains. Never deal with yellow armpit stains again with this simple tip!

Don't throw that shirt away just because it has a build up of deodorant. Try this simple method to remove deodorant stains easily.

Several years ago, both of my youngest boys joined the basketball “league” at our church. I was happy that they were both having a great time playing, but their laundry was suddenly giving me a headac

What are pit stains, how to prevent them, and an easy-to-make earth friendly solution to remove them!

Get rid of any stain with this guide on how to remove stains! This will make it easy to remove stains from clothes, remove stains off your couch - anywhere really.

After trying out 3 popular methods to remove yellow armpit stains, let my results speak for themselves as to which is the BEST way to remove sweat stains.

Learn how to remove deodorant pit stains and marks and prevent deodorant stains from ruining a black shirt. A white armpit stain is unsightly but easy to remove with a nylon stocking, dryer sheet, white vinegar, or hydrogen peroxide. #how #remove #deodorant #clothes #black

Laura de Barra on Instagram: "Yellowing or browning of the pit of your white t shirt is normal but it results in SO MUCH WASTE! Here’s how to remove them without using breach (Bleach is so bad for clothes as well as everything else!) this is a cheap, easy and non toxic way to freshen up your white tshirt #whitetshirt #whitetee #stain #stainremoval #yellowarmpitstains #yellowpitstains #ecowash #cleaning #washingtips #washinghack #laundytip #laundry #laundryhack #slowfashion…

Nicole Jaques | Kitchen Hacks + Cleaning Tips + Recipes on Instagram: "PRO TIP: It’s not just sweat that causes those nasty arm pit stains! Pit stains occur when the proteins in your sweat react with aluminum and other chemicals in your antiperspirant. Sweat, on its own, is odorless and colorless. Either way, we need to get those shirts looking good as new. (Yes, this works on baseball cap stains too!) Mix together two tablespoons hydrogen peroxide, a tablespoon of grease fighting dish soap.