How to get deodorant stains out of shirts
Discover expert tips from Vanish on how to effectively remove deodorant stains from shirts and keep your clothes looking fresh and clean. Read more here!
Don’t let stubborn deodorant stains ruin your favourite shirts. Whether you're dealing with crusty armpits, hard deodorant buildup, or deep-set stains, our step-by-step guide is here to help you restore your shirts to their original condition. Vanish has a wide range of products to get deodorant stains out of shirts, with options available for different types of fabrics. So, let’s dive in!
Read on for more detailed instructions to get the best results when removing deodorant stains from your garments.
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Removing deodorant stains on shirts
- Pre-treat the stain by applying 2 ml of Vanish Oxi Action Multi Power Gel and rub into the stain using the top of the dosage cap.
- Leave the gel to soak into the stain for a maximum of 10 minutes.
- After soaking, wash in the machine as normal. Use your usual detergent and add a 50 ml dose of Vanish Gel.
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How to get deodorant stains out of black shirts
Removing tough stains from black shirts can result in colour fading, so it’s important to use a stain remover that’s safe to use on dark colours and prevents colour transfer. To get deodorant stains out of black shirts, use the Vanish Oxi Action Multi Power Powder* for best results. To get deodorant stains out of white shirts, use Vanish Crystal White Oxi Action Powder* for best results.
- Mix 10g of powder with equal amounts of water.
- Apply the mix on the stain and rub as needed.
- Leave the paste on the stain for a maximum of 5 minutes.
- Add another scoop in the wash with your normal detergent.
How to remove deodorant buildup from coloured shirts
The Vanish 0% Oxi Action Stain Remover Powder* can also be used on coloured clothes. Its formula is free from dyes, fragrances, optical brighteners and chlorine, providing stain removal for everyday fabrics.
- Mix 1/4 scoop of powder with 3/4 scoop of water (max 40°C).
- Apply the mix on the stain and rub with the back of the scoop.
- Leave the paste on the stain for a maximum of 5 minutes.
- Wash as usual with your detergent with an additional scoop of Vanish.
How to remove deodorant buildup from white shirts
The 0% Vanish Crystal White Powder* can also be used on white clothes. Its formula is free from dyes, fragrances, optical brighteners and chlorine, providing stain removal for everyday white fabrics.
- Mix 1/4 scoop of powder with 3/4 scoop of water (max 40°C).
- Apply the mix on the stain and rub with the back of the scoop.
- Leave the paste on the stain for a maximum of 5 minutes.
- Wash as usual with your detergent with an additional scoop of Vanish.
With our expert advice and step-by-step guide, you can easily get deodorant stains out of shirts. Remember to pre-treat the stains, leave to soak and wash as normal. With little effort and the right products, you can keep your clothes looking fresh and stain-free for a long time.
*if in doubt, test on a small, inconspicuous area before full application. Always follow the instructions on the back of the packaging.
*successful results are not guaranteed. Always check labels and follow product instructions.
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