Say goodbye to yellow underarm stains

Say goodbye to yellow underarm stains

According to the folks at Degree, the stains occur when the aluminum in your antiperspirant or deodorant combines with the salt in your sweat. The stains are notoriously difficult to get rid of with normal washing in the laundry machine.

Using three shirts, we tested out a quick, easy and cheap trick to remove the yellow armpit stains, and look at the results!

Cheap & easy way to remove yellow sweat stains from your clothes

Here’s what you need:

3% hydrogen peroxide

Dish soap

Baking soda

Toothbrush

How to remove yellow sweat stains from your clothes

After applying the ingredients directly to the shirt, use an old toothbrush to work them in for a minute, and then let the shirt sit for at least an hour before putting it in the washing machine.

We didn’t use any precise measurements, but we do recommend doing a pre-test on a small area.

How to remove yellow sweat stains from your clothes

This solution worked like magic on both white and colored shirts, and we also hear that OxiClean does the trick as well.

To prevent the stains in the first place, Degree says it helps to wear loose clothing, make sure your antiperspirant deodorant is dry before you get dressed and don’t use too much product.