Stains on Shirts

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I don't know if you have "Dollar General" Stores in your location, but "awesome" is the best ever stain remover I have found and is only $1.oo for a 20 oz. spray bottle. It is wonderful for children's clothes. I use it on whites and darks. It is a household all purpose cleaner and degreaser spot remover. It cleans everything: (some I have not tried) coffe, pet stains, hair dye, food stains, glue, fresh paint. And what I love it the most for is blood. It has even taken out set-in blood stains. I just spray heavily and let set over night and respray again before throwing in the washer. It is AWESOME blood and laundry stains. You will not be disapointed in the stain remover. Don't know about the deodorant stains but if not you'll never be without it for other uses.

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Hi there! I have just come across that new Spray n Wash dual power stain remover. This stuff got out stains that had already been washed and dried. I'm sold. Give that a try and see how it does. It doesn't cost any more than the other

The best spot treatment I've found is called Zout. If I pre-treat stains with it and then soak the garment in Biz color-safe bleach for 30 min before laundering, it works wonders. Biz is very expensive, but worth it. It saves you from having to buy new clothes. Good luck!

My husband also sweats because he works outside. What works for me is just regular dishwashing liquid. That stuff is the bomb. It works great on dishes, so it cuts grease and sweat stains off my husbands clothes. I just rub it in the spot then put in wash, It comes out clean. Love that stuff. I liked Dawn better than others,but then started using Melaleuca products and I am sold on their laundry detergent as well.

Use a stain treater and then Clorox 2 with every load. I use it with everything but my delicates and I love it.

Shout and Oxiclean tend to give me luck with stains. Mitchum clear unscented deoderant has never left marks on my husbands clothes and it is really strong so that might be a good preentative measure.

My husband gets the same stains in his undershirts. It gets all hard and crinkly. I have not figured out who to remove or prevent these stains. Every few months we have to buy a few new packs of t-shirts. I've tried adding bleach to the wash, hanging them to dry and Shout. Nothing has worked for me. Good luck and let me know if you get any good advice.

I use an oxiclean stain remover. It gets almost everything out even grease. Sometimes you have to use it multiple times, but it greats stuff out.

Good luck.
R.

My husband does air conditioning work and I was buying new jeans every month until I on a whim bought some spray n wash pink. It's about $4 and you can find it with all the other laundry products. It has saved us a ton. This stuff even gets out grease from when he changes out motors. Just pour a cap in with your detergent and forget about it. No soaking or pre treating.

How about the clear deoderant? It doesn't leave marks.

I have only found one thing that does the trick. It is kinda harsh so you have to wear rubber gloves and you have to do it outside. You mix amonia and NON chlorine bleach together to make a paste. Soak the shirts (or just the soiled area) for a while. Once they have been sitting, rub the stain some and wash like usual. This works on whites and colors.

Be sure that you use NON CHLORINE BLEACH or you will create a horrible gas that is dangerous!!!

The only solution I see is to use some Shout stain treater before putting it in the wash. That should help. It works wonders.