Remove Perspiration Stains With Aspirin

Aspirin

Below is a video giving advice for how to remove perspiration stains with aspirin.

Basically, the idea is to use a crushed up aspirin in a glass of water as a presoak for your washable clothing which has gotten sweat stains.

The video instructs you to let the item presoak for approximately 2-3 hours, and then to wash it as usual.

There is no explanation in the video for why this would work, but it makes sense in a way.

Technically, the scientific name for aspirin is acetylsalicylic acid.

I presume this chemical, in the aspirin, helps break down the sweat and perspiration causing the stain.

Here is the video for full details:

You can submit your own tip about how to remove perspiration stains here, or read other tips already submitted.

In addition, if you want to know about more ways to use aspirin in your home, check out this video about aspirin uses throughout your home.

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