How to Remove Sweat Stains from White Clothes (Easy and Cheap Way)
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I love wearing white clothes, as I can pair them with anything and don’t need to spend a lot of time worrying if my top and bottom match. But my problem is that I sweat too much leaving stains on the collar part. I am sure you can relate, especially if you are always required to wear a white uniform for your work. But don’t worry, Natural Cures is here to help. It’s super easy to remove the stain sweats with this 3-ingredient mixture. Plus, it’s cheap too. Keep on reading for full instructions.
What you’ll need
- one teaspoon of dishwashing liquid (any brand you prefer)
- three or four tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide (it should be 3%)
- two tablespoons of baking soda
- plastic basin
- toothbrush
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Instructions
Step 1:
In a small container, add 1 teaspoon of dishwashing liquid, 3 or 4 teaspoons of 3% hydrogen peroxide, and 2 tablespoons of baking soda. Mix all ingredients well until it forms a homogenous paste.
Step 2:
Apply the mixture to the stain. It could be on the underarm and collar areas of your shirt or bedding. If you see yellow or grimy spots under your arms, you might want to consider changing your deodorant. Rub it with a toothbrush. Once you are done applying the mixture to the stains on the fabric, place it on a plastic basin, and set it aside for a few minutes to let the mixture do its magic.
Step 3:
After a few minutes, throw them into your washing machine and wash your clothes how you usually do it. You don’t need to use bleach or chlorine to remove the stains.
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