Suggestions for removing deodorant marks/stains from underarm area of shirts - those whitey/grey blotches :-(

[Passport1]

Anyone got any tried and tested way for removing deodorant marks/stains from underarm area of shirts - those whitey/grey blotches

Have a couple of good shirts that cant seem to get rid of these marks from :-(

• Have tried soaking them in vanish before washing them - no joy
• Tried soaking them in white vinegar before washing them - no joy there either

Anyone got any suggestions for this that works for you?
Thanks

 

[Purple]

Anyone got any tried and tested way for removing deodorant marks/stains from underarm area of shirts - those whitey/grey blotches

Have a couple of good shirts that cant seem to get rid of these marks from :-(

• Have tried soaking them in vanish before washing them - no joy
• Tried soaking them in white vinegar before washing them - no joy there either

Anyone got any suggestions for this that works for you?
Thanks

Any use?

 

[Blackrock1]

this works

Deo-Go - Get Rid OF Your DEODORANT STAINS

The Best Underarm Stain Remover Specifically formulated to remove those yellow stains and hard patches, restoring your clothing to its original appearance!

deo-go.com

 

[Buddyboy]

I had the same problem with all my work shirts. Normally caused by the deodorant I soaked them overnight in Vanish Oxi-action and that worked. I'm surprised it didn't work for you.
Once I had them white again I switched to Pitrock crystal deoderant, which doesn't cause the stains. It does allow you to sweat through, but stops the bacteria from forming that cause the smell. And lasts forever.

 

[Knuttell]

I had this problem and nothing could remove these stains, not even dry cleaning.

I then tried various deoderant products thst promised no more stains, these didn't work.

In the end the only preventative measure was to wear white v neck tshirts underneath the shirts. This works very well.

 

[Look ahead]

Soak them in cup of bread soda, I find it great for removing all sorts of stains.

 

[Purple]

Soak them in cup of bread soda, I find it great for removing all sorts of stains.

You either have very large cups or very small shirts

 

[elcato]

I find it is more the crustiness it leaves in the area rather than marks. I have still to find any solutions apart from bining/recycling.

 

[Mousehelp]

Try a good spray of elbow grease ( can get in cleannng section of mr price or dealz - yellow bottle) before washing.

 

[Look ahead]

You either have very large cups or very small shirts

Sorry what's the problem here?