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stewie · 08-08-2013, 11:15 PM

found several of my old shirts the other day.

I really like some of these shirts, but some of them have nasty ass yellow pit stains on them from the antiperspirant I used + a good build up over time.

ive tried some cleaning methods like dawn soap - soak for a good hour or 2, scrub out with tooth brush and sun dry it...use vinegar and water, baking soda + water and scrub and let it dry then rinse and sun dry it etc. ive been told not to use bleach...so ill call that a plan c lol.

the shirts are now a 100 times better than what I found them in. but some still have a noticeable stain on them.

id rather not want to throw these out as I kinda like them and probably would never find them again.

does anyone have any ways to get the stains out?? soak over night in something? use a specific thing? or are the stains that are left permanent stains?

08-08-2013, 11:15 PM	#1
stewie Rs has made me the man i am today! Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Langley Posts: 3,494 Thanked 2,185 Times in 607 Posts Failed 404 Times in 90 Posts Member's Picture Albums	cleaning white shirts found several of my old shirts the other day. I really like some of these shirts, but some of them have nasty ass yellow pit stains on them from the antiperspirant I used + a good build up over time. ive tried some cleaning methods like dawn soap - soak for a good hour or 2, scrub out with tooth brush and sun dry it...use vinegar and water, baking soda + water and scrub and let it dry then rinse and sun dry it etc. ive been told not to use bleach...so ill call that a plan c lol. the shirts are now a 100 times better than what I found them in. but some still have a noticeable stain on them. id rather not want to throw these out as I kinda like them and probably would never find them again. does anyone have any ways to get the stains out?? soak over night in something? use a specific thing? or are the stains that are left permanent stains?