Remove Sweat Stains From Clothing

Sweat Stains

Below is a video giving tips for how to remove sweat stains from clothing.

The suggestions provided are quite similar to Stain-Removal-101.com's advice for sweat stain removal.

The tips include how to prevent sweat stains from forming in the first place.

The way to do this is to apply some liquid laundry detergent to the underarm area of your shirts prior to washing, and to wash them in the hottest water that is safe for the fabric at least every third wash.

If a stain does develop you can blot the stain with either vinegar or ammonia.

You can also pretreat a stain that is caused by both deodorant and sweat with a laundry stain remover or a laundry detergent solution, letting it sit for at least ten minutes, and then washing the item in the hottest water allowed for the fabric.

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

Photo by Phil Scoville

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