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They tend to get stiff from all of the baking soda. When I remove them from the washing machine the stains are almost gone. You can repeat the process if you still have some stains.
You can do three or four shirts with the amount, so you may want to wait until you have a couple of shirts to do. Although I have tried this a couple of times on different colored shirts, I don’t recommend you do it unless you are willing to possibly ruin the shirt.
It works fantastic on white shirts, but I have heard that hydrogen peroxide can bleach colors. If you are dealing with deodorant stains on dark shirts you can try this trick on how to remove deodorant build up from dark clothes.
You don’t need to throw out those deodorant-stained shirts anymore. Get rid of those embarrassing armpit stains easily and overnight.
This really is the best way to remove armpit stains. It has saved so many of my favorite shirts.
1/2 cup baking soda
1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide
1 cup of water
toothbrush or fabric brush
Mix 1/2 cup baking soda, 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide, and 1 cup of water in a bowl. Spoon or pour it on to the armpit areas. Let sit in a bowl or sink overnight. In the morning, put in the washing machine with hot water and soap. You may want to do a double rinse on the shirts. They tend to get stiff from all of the baking soda. The stains should be gone!
