How to Remove Deodorant Stains
Deodorant might keep you smelling fresh, but deodorant stains are not a good look.
Few things can get your day off on the wrong foot like discovering stray white marks on a black dress, or discoloured underarms on your white shirt. Unfortunately the same ingredients designed to keep you dry and fresh can leave their own marks on your clothes. To get rid of deodorant stains, pre-treating is key, and you’ll want to act fast. All you need is a soft-bristled toothbrush and a good detergent like Tide Ultra OXI High Efficiency Liquid. With just a little effort, deodorant stains will be loosened in no time. Continue reading for Tide’s step-by-step guide to show you how to remove deodorant stains like a pro.
Removing Deodorant Stains
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