Comments on How to Get Rid of Deodorant Stains

Before putting on your shirt, fold it up, so when you put the shirt on, the stains will be on the inside of the shirt, and none on the outside. Or try a clear deodorant.

The easiest way to remove blood from any fabric is simply hydrogen peroxide. I'm a nurse, and this is fast and instant. It's what hospitals and nursing homes use, and it's what I use on my scrubs. Try it just once and you'll see. No need to test any fabrics. I guarantee this will work.

The easiest way to remove blood from any fabric is simply hydrogen peroxide. I'm a nurse, and this is fast and instant. It's what hospitals and nursing homes use, and it's what I use on my scrubs. Try it just once and you'll see. No need to test any fabrics. I guarantee this will work.

Pre-treat the blood stain by rubbing your laundry detergent on to the stain and follow by rubbing with borax powder. Rub the borax powder into the detergent on the stain and wait about 30 minutes. Wash as usual. This really works!

Pre-treat the blood stain by rubbing your laundry detergent on to the stain and follow by rubbing with borax powder. Rub the borax powder into the detergent on the stain and wait about 30 minutes. Wash as usual. This really works!

Take some OxiClean powder, and make a paste by adding some warm water. Dip the stain(s) in the paste, remove, and let sit overnight. Wash as you normally would, and you should see the results. It may take two or three attempts, but this method does work, even for those serious stains.

Take some OxiClean powder, and make a paste by adding some warm water. Dip the stain(s) in the paste, remove, and let sit overnight. Wash as you normally would, and you should see the results. It may take two or three attempts, but this method does work, even for those serious stains.

This is perfect when you don't have time to change your shirt. Get a nylon stocking and scrub the deodorant streak right off!

I always rub another part of my shirt against the ugly white deodorant stains to get rid of them.

Try folding a clean piece of the same fabric up to the part with the deodorant mark and rubbing the two of them together. I am not sure why, but wiping deodorant off with identical fabric always works for me.

If your deodorant leaves those awful white marks on your shirt, use an old laundry softener sheet and wipe it off! Finally there is a use for those used laundry sheets after the laundry is done!

Take a sock and put it inside out, then rub off the deodorant.

The easiest way is to not use an antiperspirant or use a gel which doesn't leave white streaks in the first place. Old Spice has a really good High Endurance deodorant that lasts all day, and is not antiperspirant. It's rather well priced and if you don't sweat a lot, it's a very good product.

When you are cracking an egg, and part of the shell falls in, instead of using your finger or a spoon to get it out, take the empty egg shell and use it as a scoop to get the piece of shell out. It is amazing how it works! It works as a magnet! Try it!

When you get a deodorant spot on your shirt, just get a Q-tip wet and stretch the fabric out a little bit and start scrubbing. When you cant see the stain anymore let it dry. This works especially good on black T-shirts.

Take your pointer finger and rub gently, but quickly, over the deodorant stain. After about 10-30 seconds or so, the stain will disappear.

I use baby wipes to get out deodorant stains.

Use a cosmetic sponge - they always get the white spots from deodorants right off, and they leave no trace behind!

Deodorant stains go away if you use the power of friction. You can use a cloth to rub the stain away or even your fingers. What I find works well is if you gather the stained fabric and the fabric around the stain in your two hands, and rub them together. The deodorant will disappear!

Use a nylon stocking to rub away a deodorant mark! Have you ever noticed how a towel or your hand doesn't work? A nylon works like an eraser! Try it!

If you have white marks on your clothes just fold the item up and use a clean piece of the item to rub against the white marks. This will make them disappear almost instantly.

Just wipe deodorant marks off your clothes with the blue sponge from a dry cleaner's hanger. I have never used anything that worked so well and fast.

I always rub another part of my shirt against the ugly white deodorant stains to get rid of them.

If you use the same side of the shirt, fold it over and rub it, the deodorant will usually come out. But watch out, as sometimes it will spread. Just try it on a small, unnoticeable part of the shirt.

When you are cracking an egg, and part of the shell falls in, instead of using your finger or a spoon to get it out, take the empty egg shell and use it as a scoop to get the piece of shell out. It is amazing how it works! It works as a magnet! Try it!