Brilio.net - Using deodorant is very useful for preventing unpleasant odors from the armpits. However, sometimes deodorant residue sticks to the armpits of clothes and causes stubborn stains. Signs that there is deodorant residue on the armpits of clothes can be seen from the color changing to yellowish.
Deodorant stains are known to be very difficult to remove even if you scrub and brush vigorously when washing them with detergent. In fact, quite a few people choose to buy special cleaning agents with stronger chemicals to remove stains. However, the capital required to buy it is definitely not small.
So, for the mendang-mending people, you can use other, more economical alternative tricks to remove deodorant stains from the armpits of clothes. One of the tricks was shared by Facebook account user Fitri Rahmawati.
photo: Facebook/Fitri Rahmawati
This netizen, who is familiarly called Fitri, explained that this trick for cleaning deodorant stains on the armpits of clothes only requires three kitchen ingredients, you know.
photo: Facebook/Fitri Rahmawati
So, the kitchen ingredients in question are dish soap, vinegar and baking soda. Apply these three ingredients directly to the underarm area of the clothes where there are deodorant stains. Flatten and let sit for a few moments.
"Let it rest for 30 minutes," said Fitri, quoted by BrilioFood from Fitri Rahmawati's Facebook on Saturday (3/8).
photo: Facebook/Fitri Rahmawati
After leaving it for 30 minutes, scrub the armpits of the clothes using an old toothbrush for a while, then wash the clothes with water and detergent as usual. Rub around until all the deodorant stains are gone.
photo: Facebook/Fitri Rahmawati
Besides that, you can also wash it in a washing machine to save energy. Once the clothes are perfectly clean, don't forget to dry them and iron them before wearing them again.