Nylon Stockings
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We bet you did not expect that nylon stockings would be among the best deodorant stain removers, but they do. Usually, stockings are very handy and there are many purposes that they can serve around the house.
And using them here makes it a cost-effective way that can help you save money and get rid of the ugly stains. Grab a nylon stocking (you can also use a clean sock or a dry towel) and rub it against the stain. Then, toss the cloth in the washing machine using your regular detergent and the stain may disappear.
Borax
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No, this is not the name of a comic books’ character, it is a natural mineral that contains water, boron, sodium, and oxygen. Even better, it does not affect the environment and does not have any harmful fumes. Borax is used to remove stains and to make detergents more effective.
So in case you are not using a non staining deodorant, you can use borax to clean the stains without affecting the colors of your clothes: mix one tbs of borax with water and try to create a smooth and thick paste.
Then, rub the paste well on the stain and let it dry for 30-60 minutes before tossing it in the washing machine. Also, you can repeat the process for better results.
Aspirin
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A deodorant that works sometimes leaves ugly stains, and just like aspirin relieves you from the headache pain, it can help you get rid of stains pain: try to create a powder out of two aspirin tablets and add it to a mixing bowl.
Then add around ½ to 1 cup of water depending on how much powder you got. You can use a spray bottle to spray the solution onto the stain, or just soak the stained part into the mixture.
Give it time to work its magic for around 1-2 hours, and rub the stain for more effectiveness and wash the cloth with a detergent in the washing machine.
Hydrogen Peroxide
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Using peroxide to clean stains is something that not many people are aware of, while it is actually a great stain remover that can make your fabric whiter and brighter.
Using hydrogen peroxide to clean requires that you follow these instructions: use some lukewarm water to rinse the stain, and then be liberal in applying hydrogen peroxide h2o2 to the stain.
Give it at least 30 minutes before using a towel or soft brush to rub the stain gently. When you notice that the stain is starting to disappear, stop rubbing and rinse the area with lukewarm water.
Table Salt
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Finding deodorants that don’t stain is hard sometimes, but finding salt is the easiest thing to do around the house. Most people keep a salt bottle on the table and, of course, in the kitchen, but they are not aware of the fact that salt doesn’t only make food tastier, it is also used for housework cleaning.
In order to remove stains using slat, soak the stained area in lemon water and put it under sunlight for around 15 minutes. Then, put some table salt on area and scrub gently (you may use a brush too). Use cold water to rinse it and leave it to dry under sunlight to have a more effective remedy.
