Brilio.net - Many people like to use deodorant so that their armpits don't smell bad. However, using deodorant can also cause new problems, namely the underarm area on clothes can become dirty because there is deodorant residue stuck to it. If the color of the clothes is dark, deodorant stains are usually white. Meanwhile, on white clothes, the stain is yellow-brown.
Well, deodorant stains are difficult to remove if you just wash them using water and detergent. It's not surprising that many people use additional ingredients such as citrus, clothes bleach, and so on. On the other hand, clothes whose armpits are full of deodorant stains also need to be soaked and washed for a long time to make them shine again.
However, unlike netizens who use the YouTube account EA Johnson, he admits that there is a trick for cleaning deodorant stains from the armpits of clothes that is really practical , you know. After investigating, this trick can be practiced without washing at all, but only by applying a number of ingredients to the armpits of the clothes, three of which are obtained from the kitchen.
"I have used everything under the sun and nothing works like what I just discovered! It works on dark clothes as well as whites and WITHOUT SCRUBBING!! (I've tried everything and nothing works, but I found a way! A way "This can be worn on dark or white clothes and WITHOUT BRUSHING!!)," he wrote in EA Johnson's YouTube upload, quoted by BrilioFood on Thursday (22/2).
Tricks for cleaning deodorant stains under the armpits of clothes.
First, spray hydrogen peroxide into the armpits of the clothes that have deodorant stains. It is known that this chemical can be purchased at pharmacies or e-commerce. After that, add the three main kitchen ingredients to practice this trick for cleaning deodorant stains, namely dishwashing soap, baking soda and vinegar.
After being given vinegar, all cleaning agents will produce a chemical reaction, more precisely forming foam. This means that all ingredients can be active in removing stains. Mix all the ingredients using a spoon, then let sit for 5 to 10 minutes.
photo: YouTube/EA Johnson
Once you've let it sit, just rinse the underarm area of the shirt using hot water. Guaranteed, deodorant stains that were originally stubborn will disappear even if they are not washed or soaked. How, really cool, right?
photo: YouTube/EA Johnson
If you are interested in trying a trick to clean deodorant stains on your armpits like this or do you have any other tricks? Taking a peek at EA Johnson's YouTube upload which has been watched 124 thousand times, quite a few netizens have left enthusiastic comments about tricks for cleaning deodorant stains, you know.
"100% this works. Just did this for 25 shirts, from t shirts to dress shirts. You saved me a ton of money and now I can wear my clothes with confidence!!! (100 percent successful. I just tried 25 pieces clothes, from T-shirts, dresses and skirts. This trick is very economical and I can be more confident in wearing my clothes)," said YouTube @rockoutconsiderably.
"Just want everyone to know that this really works! I have black shirts I have to wear to work and this is the only thing that actually gets out the deodorant stains and fried food smell. I was starting to think I was just going to have to buy new shirts. I use laundry detergent instead of dish soap because I heard the foaming agents in it will help lift hard stains, and it works great! (Everyone should know that this trick really works! I have a black shirt that "I had to wear it to work, but there were deodorant stains and the smell of fried food. I almost bought new clothes. I tried this trick, but used detergent instead of dish soap because the foam worked better, and the results were good!)," explained YouTube @zoewills12.
"This works! I only used the dawn, vinegar and baking soda for around five minutes and tossed the shirt in the washing machine came out perfectly (It worked! I just used dish soap, vinegar and baking soda for 5 minutes, then I rinsed the clothes were washed in the washing machine, the results were perfect)," wrote YouTube @cw9795.