Remove deodorant stains from clothes

Deodorant stains can easily make your shirt underarms look messy. Stains from deodorant can also be reason for yellowing. So it is quite essential to remove deodorant stains form shirts. Before you start to remove deodorant stains, read the label of your shirt to identify the fabric and the material.Click on http://www.janiservu.com/, http://www.advantagecleaningteam.com/, http://www.oxiblast.com/ for related articles.You should not iron materials with deodorant stains on them. Interaction of heat and chemicals might ruin your textile/fabric.Removing deodorant stains from non-washable fabrics can be done by rubbing alcohol to the stain (dilute the alcohol with two parts of water). However this method may change the colors of some fabrics, so you might want to think twice before using this trick.Removing deodorant stains from washable fabrics is usually done by pretreating the deodorant stain with a liquid detergent (launder as usual afterwards). If this doesn´t help, you can try to flush the deodorant stain with white vinegar and then rinse in clean water. Some people also use denatured alcohol for flushing the stained area before launder.