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Post by midtnmama on Apr 9, 2019 18:09:20 GMT
Recently my DD asked me to help with fixing her favorite shirt. It is dark and there were sweat stains and deodorant stains on it. Using a washcloth and undiluted white vinegar, I was able to remove the stains. She was amazed. Hope this helps someone....
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Post by solargeek on Apr 10, 2019 0:20:46 GMT
Vinegar is amazing as is baking soda.
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Post by susannah on Apr 10, 2019 0:23:46 GMT
midtnmama, thank you! My husband has several dark or brightly colored t-shirts that have similar stains. I'll be trying the vinegar method. We always buy vinegar in gallon jugs and I'm happy to have found yet another use for vinegar!
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Post by feather on Apr 10, 2019 1:00:14 GMT
About 10 years ago I had this black knit shirt I liked, and I wore secret deodorant. After I'd wash it, the arm pits had white deodorant stains inside on the armpits. I couldn't figure it out.
It turned out that my washer had the rotor in the middle, that didn't go back and forth anymore. I failed to notice because I'd turn it on close it and walk away. Once I realized it, I moved my clothes around by hand, until I could get a replacement washer.
I wished I'd known about the vinegar as a solution.
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