?How to get rid of yellow spots under armpits on clothes

Why does sweat stains turn yellow?

There are several reasons for this:

The sweaty clothes were not washed for a long time.
We tried to hide the smell of sweat with deodorant.
The sweat mixed with the antiperspirant: the salts and lipids that make up the sweat reacted with the aluminum salts contained in the deodorant. As a result, persistent yellow stains have formed that cannot be washed off even in a washing machine.

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Chromidiosis (disease)

Chromidrosis is a pathology of the body in which sweat turns different colors (yellow, brown, blue, even green). It is often combined with hyperhidrosis (increased sweating in different areas of the skin) and osmidrosis (sweating with an unpleasant odor).

Often the sweat in the groin also becomes colored (pink, red) (this can be seen on the panties - stains appear there on the side of the leg). For diagnosis and treatment, you need to consult a dermatologist. He will tell you how to learn to prevent such troubles.

Removing yellow stains from sweat

Sweat stains on clothing are unattractive. They appear due to the release of organic substances and salts during sweating. They are mixed with the antiperspirant composition and penetrate deep into the structure of the material.

Increased and even normal sweating can seriously affect the appearance of both white and dark clothes.

Therefore, the sooner the fight against stains begins, the greater the chances of effectively getting rid of them. There are various ways to solve this problem. You can use household chemicals or turn to folk recipes.

When aluminum salts contained in deodorants and antiperspirants mix with sweat, yellow stains appear on light-colored fabric.

Household chemicals

One of the effective products in this category is stain remover. It is divided depending on the color of the fabric. Be sure to take into account the type of material, otherwise you can damage the item more. Manufacturers offer a wide selection of different stain removers. But you should understand that even an expensive product may not remove old traces of sweat.

Persalt will help wash white clothes.

When figuring out how to bleach white underarms, you need to note regular bleach. You can replace it with white. It should be used with caution due to the presence of chlorine. If you do not follow the instructions for use, the product may corrode the fabric. Whiteness must be applied strictly to the stain and left for a maximum of 3 minutes.

Today there are many ways to get rid of yellow spots.

Folk remedies

The basis for such a composition is easy to find in most homes. The advantages of the funds are their low cost and good efficiency.

Use folk remedies to get rid of sweat on clothes.

Among the popular recipes:

Salt. It is enough to dilute a few tablespoons of the product with water to the consistency of porridge and apply to the desired area. After 2 hours, the mixture is removed and the product is washed. Salt allows you to corrode traces of sweat without damaging even delicate materials;
Vinegar. Not very suitable for colored and delicate fabrics, but in other cases it copes with the task. Vinegar is mixed with a small amount of water, a napkin is moistened in the solution and the problem area is treated. After a few minutes you can wash the product;
Soda. It is mixed in the amount of 4 tablespoons with half a glass of water. The mixture should be thick. Apply it to the stain and rub in lightly. Leave for a couple of hours;
Aspirin. He manages to cope with sweat marks due to the acid content in the composition. Enough 4 tablets, ground into powder and mixed with a small amount of water. The resulting porridge is placed on the stain and left until completely dry. Then the product is washed as usual;
Hydrogen peroxide. It is recommended to use this method only for light-colored fabrics. Peroxide and water are mixed in equal proportions. The resulting solution is used to treat stains. The maximum effect can be achieved if you leave the product on the problem area for a while. Peroxide does not damage fabric fibers, but may discolor them;
Laundry soap. Problem areas are generously lubricated with soap and remain in this state for some time. Then the product must be washed in a washing machine.

Preventing yellow stains from sweat on clothes

How to remove yellow sweat stains from white and colored synthetic clothing? Artificial fabrics are distinguished by their unusual texture, beautiful pattern, and fibers, while cotton or wool look too traditional. Nevertheless, it will be appropriate both for the body and for the prevention of yellow spots if you wear natural things made of cotton, linen, and wool in the heat.

Linen, cotton and wool allow sweat to evaporate freely from the body without accumulating.
After using antiperspirant, wait until the product dries. Or use a deodorant that dries instantly, such as an aerosol.
Don't apply too much antiperspirant: firstly, when there is too much of it, it clogs the sweat ducts and pores. But the armpits are called the second kidneys of a person! Second, deodorant builds up on clothing and is difficult to remove when washing, resulting in permanent yellow stains.
Avoid antiperspirants that contain aluminum salts (the instructions say: aluminum chloride, aluminum chloride, aluminum chlorohydrate. In Latin: aluminum chlorohydrate, aluminum chloride, AlCl3).
Timely shaving of the armpits saves from the accumulation of sweat and odor (hair very actively adsorbs liquid).
To remove sweat stains, do not use chlorine or products containing it (“Whiteness”, etc.). This treatment will cause the spots to darken, turning from yellow to brown.
Do not iron those places where there are yellow spots on the fabric: the iron will finally fix the “color”, which will then be very difficult to remove.

Yellow spots in the armpits from sweat form for several reasons...
If you suffer from hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating), you can use special underarm pads that will absorb sweat and protect your clothes. I also advise you to wear thin underwear under your formal clothes that covers your armpits: a T-shirt, shirt, etc.

Unfortunately, underarm pads are expensive. If you're used to saving money, but don't want to stay sweaty, sew several pairs of these armpit pads yourself. You will read about how to do this at the end of the article. By the way, homemade pads are a godsend for allergy sufferers who cannot use ready-made products from cosmetic stores.

Read about how to get rid of the smell of feet and shoes in the article review of pharmaceutical products!

And 5 more tips

To prevent sweat gland secretions or deodorant stains from ruining your clothes, you need to adhere to the following five recommendations.

Avoid chlorine. You should not use chlorine-containing bleaches - by reacting with the secretion of the sweat glands, they will turn yellow spots into dark gray.
Test the product. When choosing a stain removal method, you must first try the product on an inconspicuous area of the product. This will eliminate the possibility of damage and discoloration of clothing.
Be careful with the sun. Usually, after bleaching, it is even recommended to dry white clothes in the sun. But if you used peroxide, you should not do this, as yellowness may appear.
Work from the inside out. The stains will still come off, but there will definitely be no streaks on the front side.
Choose the “right” deodorant. Products containing aluminum chloride leave permanent marks on laundry.

If you didn’t succeed in removing stains from sweat and deodorant under the arms on outerwear or expensive items the first time, stop experimenting. In this case, it is better to contact a dry cleaner.

Preventing Excessive Sweating

Try to shower twice a day. The body must be washed until it is squeaky clean and wiped dry - this is an important condition.
Smoking, alcohol, salty, fried, spicy and hot foods provoke increased sweating. Really.
Are you nervous? Take something calming - stress makes you sweat more than usual.
In the morning after a shower, treat clean armpits with formidron, urotropine, Teymurov's paste, soda solution, burnt alum. All of these are products that reduce sweat production - at the same time they will rid things of potential stains.
Wear natural clothes. Synthetics create a greenhouse effect, sweat evaporates worse, accumulates on the body, and is absorbed into clothing. Eco-friendly fabrics will help you always be fresh.

How to wash sweaty clothes correctly

How to remove sweat stains under the arms on white clothes, colored correctly? A couple of simple rules will save your blouse from traveling to the trash can:

Try not to wear such a thing twice - wash it as soon as possible.
Will you be removing old sweat stains? First, test the chosen product in an inconspicuous place.
Some products are quite caustic. So wear gloves.
Treat traces of sweat from the wrong side.
Use warm (not hot) water. Also, if the stain has not been washed off, you should not iron it.
You need to get rid of the stain quickly before it becomes old.

If a product that has a yellow stain from sweat cannot be washed, it is recommended to resort to special products.

The SmellOff sweat odor neutralizer has proven itself well among customers. The main active ingredient is enzymes that penetrate deep into any product and remove molecules of unpleasant “aroma”. The composition contains non-aggressive substances, and therefore the product is safe and harmless to your skin. This universal product allows you to eliminate stench not only from clothes, but also from furniture, car interiors, shoes, etc.

How to Remove Stains from Delicate Fabrics

Care must be taken when handling delicate materials. They need special care and are easy to harm. Synthetic items are the easiest to remove stains, including those caused by sweating. In addition, it is easier to remove stains from such materials due to the fact that contaminants do not penetrate deep into the fibers. For denim items, it is recommended to use salt, and for natural materials like cotton or linen, laundry soap is suitable.

Laundry soap removes sweat stains.

Delicate fabrics include silk, viscose, and wool. If traces of sweat appear on them, it is recommended to use peroxide, laundry soap or salt to get rid of them. You can also use glycerin.

Deodorant stains are also difficult to remove.

It is worth noting that stubborn stains are quite difficult to remove from natural fibers. Sometimes it is necessary to repeat the procedure several times. Therefore, if sweat marks are detected, it is recommended to immediately begin getting rid of them.

White marks appear when deodorant that has not yet dried comes into contact with clothing.

Soda is suitable for lace underwear. It will not spoil the lace and effectively cope with stains. It is worth remembering that peroxide is only suitable for light-colored things.

Home Remedies

Proper washing will preserve your favorite item for a long time

Dish gel. Mix a glass of warm water and a tablespoon of gel. Stir thoroughly and pour into a wide bowl. Dip the contaminated area into this liquid. After 2 hours, rinse and wash. Some dish gels bleach fabrics. Therefore, I recommend this recipe only for white fabrics.
Baking soda. Add enough water to the soda to make a thick paste. Apply to the stain and scrub with a brush. Leave to act for an hour. Shake off any remaining baking soda and rinse. Wash it in the machine.
Laundry soap. Soak the sweat stain with warm water. Lather thickly with soap. The thing will seem to wash itself. Leave for 2 hours and wash.
Persol. Dissolve 1 teaspoon of persalt in a glass of water. Wet the stain generously and leave for 2 hours. Rinse and wash.
Refined gasoline is sold in hardware stores. Dampen the stain with gasoline. Rub with your hands. Do the laundry. This recipe is not suitable for synthetics.
Hydrogen peroxide 3% + baking soda + “Fairy”. Prepare a stain remover by mixing hydrogen peroxide (30 ml), soda (2 tbsp), Fairy or other dish gel, shampoo or liquid soap (1 tbsp). Apply to stains for 15 minutes. Wash and rinse.
Liquid soap + salt + soda. This homemade stain remover consists of liquid soap (3 tbsp), baking soda (1 tbsp), salt (1 tbsp). Apply this saline solution to the spots under your arms for 30-40 minutes. Do the laundry.

Cotton

White things can be bleached well with hydrogen peroxide. Place the item in a clean, dry basin. Apply peroxide to the stain. After 5 minutes, rinse and wash.

Or wash it in a washing machine on intensive mode at 90℃.

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Delicate fabrics

Universal recipe. Dissolve 250 g of salt in a liter of warm water. It is better if it is purified “Extra”, without iodine. But you can also take coarse salt (in this case, the finished solution will need to be filtered to get rid of impurities such as pebbles). Dip the contaminated area into this solution. After 30-40 minutes, rinse.
Silk, chiffon. Add hydrogen peroxide 3% (15 ml) to water (200 g). Apply for 5 minutes. Do the laundry.
Thin knitwear. Moisten the stain with 9% table vinegar and leave for 1 hour. Do the laundry.
Colored synthetics. Prepare a solution of 9% vinegar with water (1:4, more water).
Wool. Mix ammonia (2 parts) and white spirit (4 parts). Apply to stains and let absorb. Wash in warm water. The recipe is suitable for both thin fabrics and thick ones (sweaters, etc.).
I recommend taking expensive delicate items to the dry cleaner.

Delicate items will still be fresh

How to remove sweat odor from delicate items

Items that cannot be vigorously washed, rubbed, or processed at high temperatures are very difficult to get rid of the absorbed smell of sweat. After washing, the powder masks the sweaty smell, and we think it has disappeared. But as soon as you put on a T-shirt, jacket, etc., after a couple of hours the amber is “reborn” and a woman, a girl, a teenager, a man begins to smell like old sweat. Even chemical treatment does not always help, so many housewives throw away such things. But in vain...

Here are some true tips from experienced Cleaners:

Lather your sweaty armpits with Antipyatin soap. Wash it in the machine.
The same thing, but with bile-based soap. Or use 72% laundry soap.
Soak the item before washing in a solution of vinegar, salt, soda, and citric acid. The proportions of solutions are described above in the recipes.
Mix aspirin powder (you need to crush the tablets) with soda. Moisten and apply this paste on your armpits.

The steam generator works well. True, not everyone has this miracle of technology.

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Old yellow spots

Soak contaminated items in warm water with soap and powder. Squeeze thoroughly. Treat with one of the following:

Table vinegar 9%

Table vinegar 9%. Prepare a solution: 2 parts vinegar to one part water. This method is not suitable for silk or lace.
Table vinegar 9%, vodka or alcohol. Mix one of these products with warm water in a 1:1 ratio. Pour into a spray bottle and spray, moisturizing problem areas. Do the laundry.
Vinegar 9% + baking soda. Mix water (5 tablespoons) and vinegar (2 tablespoons). Soak the stain. After an hour, sprinkle thickly with soda or dip the contaminated area in a soda solution: a glass of warm water plus 4 tablespoons of soda.
Vinegar 9% + ammonia 9% + lemon juice. Prepare a solution of vinegar and water as in the recipe above. Then wring out the item and dip the contaminated area in an ammonia solution: ammonia (1 tablespoon) plus water (200 ml). Rinse immediately. Treat the remaining stain with lemon water: lemon juice (squeeze, strain from fibers, pour 1 tablespoon) plus water (0.5 cup). Leave it to sit for 2-3 hours.

Ammonia 10%

Ammonia 10% + purified gasoline. Treat the stain with gasoline. Then soak a sponge in ammonia and thoroughly rub the sweat stain. Pay special attention to the contours of the spot. Wash with powder, adding conditioner with a good, long-lasting smell to the machine.
Ammonia 10% (or borax) + salt. Dissolve borax or ammonia (1 tsp) in a glass of water. Add salt (1 tsp) and stir well. Moisten the stains with the mixture, rub and leave for 30-40 minutes.
Ammonia 10% + denatured alcohol (or medical alcohol). Mix both of these liquids in a 1:1 ratio. Apply to fabric. Wash after 30-40 minutes. Denatured alcohol has a specific, persistent odor, so add conditioner to the water.

What to do with very old stains

It was noted that it is much easier and faster to get rid of fresh stains. But it is not always possible to immediately notice traces of sweat on fabric. And old stains are discovered, you need to figure out how to act in this situation in order to remove the stain. Due to the complexity of old sweat marks, the procedure for getting rid of them sometimes has to be repeated several times. After numerous washes, the product may deteriorate, this should also be taken into account.

You will have to tinker with old sweat stains.

It is recommended to use more aggressive agents. Vinegar diluted with water will do. They treat the problem area. You can also use vodka. It should not be diluted. Use in its pure form, apply to the desired parts of the product and leave for 20 minutes.

By following our recommendations, you can get rid of corrosive yellow spots.

If you mix a small amount of lemon juice with water, the product will remove yellow marks from sweat. It is kept on the stain for about 15 minutes, then the item is washed. It is important that lemon has a bleaching effect, so it should not be used on colored fabrics.

Lemon juice and baking soda can help you get rid of sweat stains.

If all the described methods did not help improve the situation and did not lead to cleansing, you should try whiteness. The product is quite aggressive and must be used strictly according to the instructions. To improve the effect, half a glass of white is mixed with 10 ml of denatured alcohol.

Use a toothbrush to apply the solution to the cloth.

The resulting composition is applied to problem areas of the product and washed off after a few minutes. Using the described method it will be possible to get rid of traces of sweat only on white things made from natural materials.

White mark and yellow spots on colored and black things

Black, dark or colored items require special care, as they fade easily or may lose color. How can you remove sweat stains under your arms if your clothes are made of colored fabric? Experienced housewives have come up with several excellent remedies.

Universal recipes

Lemon juice. Strain the fresh juice through a sieve. Moisten the stain and soak it with juice. Wash it after 5 minutes. Without drying the fabric, sprinkle the stained areas with oxalic acid powder. Leave for 10-15 minutes. Shake off any remaining powder. Rinse and wash the item.
Ammonia 10%. Add ammonia to the washing water at the rate of 1 teaspoon per liter of warm water.
Alcohol (or vodka). Soak a cotton pad in alcohol and wipe the stains, moving from the edges to the center. Leave it to sit for a few minutes. Wash it in the machine.
Alcohol (or vodka) + water. Mix alcohol and water in equal parts. Moisten the sweat stains with the liquid and leave for an hour and a half. Do the laundry. The alcohol solution dissolves fats well, but the fabric does not fade.
Alcohol + table salt + laundry soap 72%. It is advisable to first grate the soap, soak it with a small amount of water and stir. Add the remaining ingredients to make a paste. Apply the prepared paste to sweat marks. After 30-40 minutes, wash in a machine or by hand. This is a very powerful remedy.

White spots remain on black things

Recipes for special occasions

How to remove yellow stains in the armpits on white, colored in special cases?

For white fabrics. Soap the stains with laundry soap and wash them off. Then put the item in the machine and start washing with powder.
Woolen items. They wash well with laundry soap. It is enough to soak the item in warm soapy water for 1-1.5 hours. I recommend adding conditioner to the wash basin: it will soften the water and mask the unpleasant smell of laundry soap.
Silk. Soak the item in warm water. Then, after 15-20 minutes, treat with salt water. Let it sit for 10-15 minutes, rinse and wash the entire item.
Linen and cotton. Mix fine salt and ammonia in a 1:1 ratio. Apply to stain. Wash after 15-20 minutes.

The same recipes will help remove yellow and white sweat stains from both dark and colored clothes at home.

What to do if yellow spots appear on white clothes after washing

Yellow spots appear both on things that are worn regularly and on clothes that have been lying in the closet for a certain time. Therefore, there are many reasons for the appearance of unaesthetic marks on fabric:

sweating;
secretion of sebum;
use of low-quality hygiene products, including deodorants;
applying a greasy cream that is poorly absorbed shortly before going out;
perfume getting on fabric;
non-compliance with temperature conditions when washing;
use of low-quality detergents;
untimely washing;
detergent residues on the fabric due to insufficient rinsing;
drying in direct sunlight
pollution;
long-term storage;
high humidity in the room where things are stored.

Yellow stains on clothes may appear even after washing. This happens for several reasons:

use of low-quality detergents;
improper use of laundry detergents, especially bleaches;
poor rinsing of items after washing;
using excessive amounts of powder;
hard water;
high temperature conditions.

There are several ways to get rid of pollution.

Additionally, wash items with oxygen bleach. This is especially true if yellow spots appear after washing at a high temperature.
Mix 1 tsp. hydrogen peroxide and water. Apply the mixture to the stains, leave for 15-20 minutes and rinse.
Dilute in 1 liter. water 2 tbsp. l. salt. Soak the items for an hour and wash as usual.
Moisten the contaminated area with a 9% vinegar solution and rub with laundry soap. Leave for 20 minutes and wash.

White items require special care. To preserve the original appearance for a long time, you must follow certain rules:

Make sure that detergents are completely dissolved in water;
do not wash white items at the highest temperature setting;
rinse things thoroughly to remove any remaining powder and other detergents;
use water softeners;
periodically dry things that have been stored in the closet for a long time;
try to wash clothes as they become dirty;
Avoid products with chlorine, otherwise sweat stains may darken more;
Avoid deodorants containing aluminum.

Clothes of light and dark shades get dirty equally, but on black and colored fabrics the dirt is not so noticeable.

Following care instructions, timely washing and proper storage of white items will reduce the likelihood of yellow stains appearing. However, it is not always possible to avoid contamination, and then traditional methods and household chemicals come to the rescue. If you wash things in time, yellow stains will easily come off the fabric.

In order to clean clothes from traces of deodorant and not spoil the item, pay attention to the composition and color of the fabric.

Wipe fresh white traces of deodorant on any fabric with vodka.
Wash soiled synthetic items in cool water with laundry soap.
Use shampoo to clean delicate fabrics.
Remove stains on woolen and knitted items with table vinegar.

White bed linen is preferred by most housewives. It always looks beautiful on

any bed. However, unpleasant yellow spots can ruin the whole set. To effectively combat them, you will need available tools and a little time.

Wash at low temperature – no more than 30 °C. In this case, powders are used that are intended for washing white clothes, or better yet, washing gels. Bleach is added to the powder. You can use hydrogen peroxide, which you generously pour over the stains and only then start the wash.
White bed linen can also be placed in a solution of Whiteness with water for 2 hours. After this, it must be washed in automatic mode and rinsed several times.
Silk linen is washed with a soda solution - mix a teaspoon with 100 ml of warm water and let it cool. The solution is applied to the stain and left on it for about an hour. After this, you need to manually wash the laundry and rinse it several times.

It is impossible to give an exact answer to the question of why yellow spots appear on white fabric. However, a number of factors can be identified that contribute to the formation of yellowness:

Sweating. Sweat contains large quantities of urea, which forms a yellow “sediment” that is especially noticeable on white things.
Use of deodorants. Cosmetics can combat the odor of sweat, but do not prevent its formation. Particles of sweat, combining with substances included in deodorants, contribute to the appearance of stains.
Long-term storage. Traces of yellow color appear on white things that have been lying in the closet or on the mezzanine for a long time. Such defects are not easy to remove; you will have to put in a lot of effort.
Increased air humidity. If the air in the room where the clothes are located is too humid, this can cause the appearance of the white fabric to change.
Composition of washing powder and its concentration. Sometimes it is enough to change the detergent, or not use it as much, and the problem of yellow spots will disappear by itself.
Whitening products. Bleach often causes yellow stains to appear on white clothes. This occurs when this product is used incorrectly or due to the chlorine content in it.
Wash in hot water. It is not recommended to wash most materials in hot water; this leads to the fact that not only the existing dirt “eats” into the fibers more strongly, but also unnecessary yellowness appears.
Highly hard water. Metal salts give water hardness, and the more of them it contains, the harder the water. If these substances come into contact with fabric in large quantities, yellow spots may also appear.
Using steam irons. You can often find yellow or rust marks on a white T-shirt or bed linen immediately after they have been ironed. This happens in cases where the owner neglects to clean the iron and rust accumulates inside it.

These factors contribute to the appearance of persistent stains on white items. However, if you find stains on your favorite T-shirt, blouse, bed linen or white panties, do not despair. There are many ways to remove yellow spots.

Ready-made products from the store

How to remove yellow stains from sweat on white or colored clothes using products from the store?

phosphate-free eco-powders (for example, oxygen). They cope with sweat, deodorant marks;
Antipyatin soap. Use according to instructions;
Amway LOC Multi-Purpose Cleaner;
"Domestos" The recipe is only suitable for white items. The substance is applied for 1-2 minutes, then washed off;
Vanish Oxi Action power white. White items are soaked in an aqueous solution for several hours. The product is suitable only for durable natural fabrics (cotton, linen);
Persol. Dissolve 1 teaspoon of persalt in a glass of water. Dip a brush in this solution and scrub the stains thoroughly. After 1-1.5 hours, rinse, wash and dry;
Tide powder. Soak the items in water with powder for 4-6 hours, then wash the item completely;
anti-stain soap Dr. Beckmann Biostain remover. Lather a damp item and leave for 10-20 minutes. Throw it in the washing machine;
Big CUM;
Sarma;
Lion.

Basic methods for removing yellow stains from clothes

We won’t talk about dry cleaning here, since the cleaning methods there are hidden behind the scenes, and this hits your pocket hard, but you need to know methods on how to quickly remove these stains at home. All methods are based on local contact of a dirty area of clothing with a solution or mixture of a cleaning substance.

At home, a mixture of various substances is prepared with water. There are quite a lot of them, so use whatever you have at home.

The consistency is applied to the yellow spots, left for 30 minutes to several hours, and then washed as usual.

What do you need to remove stains at home?

a small stick that will be used to apply the cleaning mixture. A nail file will do
toothbrush or regular toothbrush, the smaller the better
a basin you will rinse in
small mixing container (this is where you will prepare the mixture)
cotton swabs for local application of the solution to stains
preferably rubber gloves (some substances are caustic)

Men's shirts: armpits, cuffs, collar

How to remove yellow sweat stains under the arms, yellow stains in other places on men's clothing: on collars, cuffs, elbows and even the back of white shirts?

Before washing, treat cuffs, collar, and armpits with gall soap. Don't use a brush, it's too hard for shirts. After 15 minutes, throw it into the washing machine, add powder and press Start.
In addition, laundry soap, Antipyatin, works well. Use in the same way as gall.
Light stains can be cleaned this way. Wash and dry fresh potatoes. Cut it in half and rub the fresh cut onto the stain. When the fabric is thoroughly wet, wait until the moisture evaporates. Shake off any starch. Wash your clothes.
Old stains on shirts can also be removed using fresh chicken yolk and denatured alcohol. Mix yolk and denatured alcohol in equal proportions and apply to the stain. When the yolk is dry, remove the crust from the cloth (it must be peeled using a blunt object). Residues were removed using slightly heated glycerin. Do the laundry.
Cuffs. Although we are talking about sweat stains in this article, recipes for removing dirt and marks on cuffs will also come in handy. Mix salt (1 tsp), ammonia (4 tsp), water (4 tbsp). Apply to collar, cuffs, armpits. After 15 minutes, wash the item.
Yellow stains can be removed with hydrogen peroxide. Soak the yellow marks with peroxide, after 30 minutes, rinse and wash.

Having put on a snow-white shirt, HE will kiss you)
And here is another popular way to remove stains from shirts - you need to use shampoo or dishwashing liquid. Lubricate thickly with the chosen staining agent. After half an hour, throw it in the washing machine.

What should you absolutely not use?

Many substances that we use in everyday life can help cope with the problem described. However, not all of them can be effective and efficient. Some of them absolutely cannot be used in the fight against sweat marks.

Hot water. It is recommended to wash clothes at a water temperature of no more than 30 degrees C. Otherwise, the dirt may set in.
Chlorine. All chlorine-containing substances are not suitable for working with colored fabrics. Chlorine can only be used on perfectly white material. But with people of color, he can only complicate everything. Chlorine will remove the stain, but it will ruin the color, resulting in the material becoming lighter at the site of contamination, which will only ruin the item.
It is also prohibited to use strong acids (nitric and hydrochloric) and alkali.
Acetone. This substance may cause color loss. Therefore, it is strictly forbidden to use it.
Do not use solvents such as gasoline and benzene. They can damage the texture of the fabric and cause a loss of presentable appearance.

Sweaty baseball cap

During the summer holidays, riding bicycles and skateboards, beautiful elegant baseball caps acquire a yellow mark on the lining and even the visor. Frame hats are hand washed only. The machine, and especially the spin cycle, will ruin your favorite thing forever. Sweat, traces of salt, and stubborn dust are washed off as follows:

Remove all hair, fluff, and dust from the surface of the headdress using a sticky roller for clothes, a brush, or tape.
Soak the cap in water at room temperature (if it is colored) or in warm water (if the baseball cap is white, without colored inserts). After an hour and a half, when the water molecules “loose” the dirt, rub the dirt with a soft brush or sponge. A brush or sponge can be lightly soaped.
Now the fabric needs to be gently but thoroughly rinsed, placed on a three-liter jar placed upside down (to maintain its shape), and dried.
Stubborn sweat stains are removed with ammonia. Mix ammonia (3 parts) and water (2 parts). Soak a cotton swab in the solution and rub the dirt. Rinse the cap in clean warm water.

Your favorite baseball cap will decorate your head for as long as you want

Multi-colored baseball cap that may fade

But most often bright labels are sewn onto baseball caps and inserts are made. Such “hats” also need to be washed in a special way:

Pour water at room temperature into a basin. Add a good powder (Persil, Ariel - these are the products that experienced skaters recommend). Make sure the blue granules dissolve.
Place your cap in the basin. Leave for 15-20 minutes.
If necessary, gently scrub the contaminated areas with a soft sponge.
Rinse the cap in cool water.
Dry in a three-liter jar.

How to sew underarm pads

Armpits are sewn from natural white or light beige fabrics: cotton, silk. Or they choose the color of the pad to match the color of the back of the garment: for example, for a jacket with a black lining, black pads are suitable (they will be more invisible this way). But at the same time, colored linings can fade onto a lighter blouse. Therefore, it is better to attach the armpits to underwear.

We will use this pattern:

The underarm pad has a crescent shape.
Cut out two parts with scissors (2 small “crescents” and 2 large ones) - this is the “cover” of our armpits.
Think about what density suits you? For thin blouses, put 1-2 crescents cut from thin fabric inside the “cover”. For thicker items, you can safely add 3-4 inner layers. The internal parts of the gasket are made of good adsorbents: flannel, knitwear.
Collect and sweep away the crescent moons individually. Sew along the outer edge of the “circle”. Turn it inside out, straighten the outer edge of the crescent and iron it.
Connect both crescents (both small and large) along the inner radius. Baste first, then stitch.
Sew to the armhole with a simple seam, positioning it like this: a wide crescent lies on the body side, a narrow one on the sleeve side. The inner seam-fold of the lining sits astride the armhole, hanging the narrow end into the sleeve and the wide end toward the body.
Armpits are washed separately or together with the item.

Underarm pads are worn only once and then washed. Otherwise, all the sweat accumulated during the day will create an indescribable aroma the next day.

The armpit seems to “sit” on the armhole

Underarm pads will save your jacket and other warm clothes from the smell of sweat. And the housewife should avoid washing heavy items because of the “amber” if it is clean on the outside.

Underarm pads made from pads for “these” days

You will need a wide gasket for “these” days.
Fold it in half (without removing the protective stickers).
Cut out notches in the middle so that the unfolded gasket looks like a figure eight.
Remove the protective stickers and stick the pad to your clothing. The narrow part of the “eight” fits on the armhole.

Instead of a wide pad, you can glue one or two daily ones. Then cutting out the figure eight will not be necessary.

So…

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