How To Remove Deodorant Build Up From Dark Clothes

Are you struggling with how to get deodorant build-up out of shirts? Deodorants can build up in t-shirts and leave a shiny or even glittery mess. Check out these easy tips on how to remove deodorant buildup from black shirts.

I know it’s gross, but some of my dark-colored clothes (like black t-shirts) often get deodorant buildup that stays on even after repeated washes. I have found a way to deal with sweat stains on my light colored shirts, but I was scared to use this method on my darker shirts.

After weeks of trying different things, I finally found a simple trick to remove the deodorant build-up from my dark fabrics.

If you are dealing with the deodorant build up on your clothes you know what a pain it is. Some shirts look wet in the armpit area even before you put your shirts on.

Sometimes they are stiff in the armpits and have a sparkle or glittery look to them.

Since I hated putting on clean shirts that were stained I experimented around and finally found out how to remove deodorant build-up from dark clothes.

If you are ready to get rid of deodorant build up from black or dark shirts check out the best tips below!

To get started you will need a few things. You probably have all of these things already at home, but if not you can easily get them online or in the store.

• Dawn Dish Soap
• Baking Soda
• Bowl
• Laundry Brush or toothbrush

Starting to Remove Deodorant Stain

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