Thank you so much! I've been trying to figure out how to get rid of white, yellow, and dark stains on the armpit area of my clothes and this really did work for me. I just recently switched to No Aluminum and No Paraben deodorant to prevent these from happening again and so far I do not have these issues.
Instead of your fingernail to scratch off the yucky, sludgy deoderant, use one side of a little 3/4'" square plastic tab ( usually has the "Best by" date on it ) that closes breads and buns. It works well and is much easier on your clothing than a knife!
Tried this in 5 darks and it worked like a charm. Some of my blouses had a lot more buildup, so I let solution sit up to 30 mins. When u came back, were a bit and scrubbed the armpits by hand. Washed in washer and 95% of buildup was gone! I just went out to buy more vinegar and baking soda for future washes.
This is so cool. I used this method on one one my favorite dresses. I also found a fabulous tool to help remove the stains rather than fingernails. I used a clean, unused toothbrush and it worked fine. Also, if you have a hairbrush that's not too stiff or soft, it might also work just fine. I like the toothbrush method.
This is an amazing hack that worked for me, and a really short and to the point video with clear instructions. I use a natural deodorant (no aluminium and no parabens) with a coconut oil base and this is what leaves this waxy residue. Healthy armpits but not so great for clothes. I have two occasions dry clean only dresses and the cleaner couldn't get rid of the residue. So tried this and it worked. I just rinsed the treated sections of my dresses under lukewarm running water, dried gently by rolling in a towel and hung in my airing cupboard till dry. No damage to the dresses and residue all gone! so much cheaper that a dry cleaning bill! and the vinegar does not leave a smell on the clothes because the bicarb deodorises it. Thank you for sharing.
I know you might not even check these comments anymore, but thank you so much! It worked great! I didn't have the deodorant come off with my fingernails for every shirt, however after washing the stains were pretty much gone anyways. Thank you!
100% saved the day for a dress of mine. Literally had the deodorant build up there for 10+ years...I know: gross. It totally came out. I followed this with a biodegradable detergent in hot water and it looked brand new. It was red rayon btw. Thank you, thank you!
Thanks you so much you have saved me from buying more work shirts it actually work I could not belive it this is so awesome I should of looked on UA-cam sooner thanks for to your video you saved me money so I dont have buy anymore work shirts
Great video. It worked. I had an expensive Nike shirt I wanted to sell on ebay and it had sweat stains underneath each armpit and voila! Thank you so much.
A good thing to use instead of your fingernail to scrape off the deodorant residue is a piece of hard plastic. A good example is the small plastic tabs used to keep bags of bread closed.
Thanks for the video. I searched so many videos but not a single one with a proper illustration! My son's dark green pant got a detergent stain after its first wash n I was sooo disappointed! Trying this ryt now!
Not sure if you'll ever see this but I did everything you said and it did not work! Not a single stain was removed, and they aren't even that bad. I do use my own homemade deodorant which does have Coconut Oil and Beeswax in it so maybe that is what the issue is?
I wanted to get the deodorant out of my fave shirt and no amount of washing or scrubbing helped until I found this!! I did have to put in a lot of elbow grease and scrub. If you have sensitive skin or eczema I’d advise wearing gloves because that shit burns. Anyway, thanks for sharing!! It was helpful
Yes, The color was not faded or diminished in any wsy. This was just a cheap cotton tshirt, or cotton / polyester blend, but there was no adverse side effect at all in my experience,.
Trying this on some shirts I thought were done for good but I’ve recently switched over to Aluminum Free Speed Stick Regular Light* and has left me no stains so far.
There's one brand of (Polish) antiperspirant, that works perfectly for me, without leaving stains. It's funny, but the "sport" version of it, both doesn't work as good as the normal one and leaves stains ;)
That happened with some of my shirts, however when I washed them the deodorant still came out. I actually suspect it is excess baking soda she is scraping off, but regardless I had success with the deodorant stains being greatly reduced after doing the technique.
Why not wear gloves? 🤷♀️. This is amazing thank you❣️❣️❣️ I actually replaced my teenage son’s School uniform T-shirts because he’s young and proud so he applies more deodorant than I do as a woman since most of us shave/wax/laser our underarms... I couldn’t let his T-shirts reach such a state 😳🤷♀️ Now, I know better! Thank you for your time 😊
Did not work for me. Did not remove any of it. I tried many variations to this: more baking soda, more vinegar, letting is set longer, scrubbing the soda in first, scrubbing like crazy after setting, nada!
Wish I would have found this video 20 years ago! Do you have any idea how many black concert tshirts I've had to throw out over the years for no reason other than deodorant buildup?? Thank you for this!
@Kleiñ Schpartz Now have you tried it or just found a different variation on the topic? I have a major run of black tank tops that I wear daily under all other clothing so hence I’ve got tons to try this on!! I am curious how u do the dish soap part. Straight from bottle or diluted wit water? I’d suspect it’s a bug mess because wouldn’t you need to rinse the dish soap out prior t washing machine? Sounds like u could end up having a bubble party if u did this to several pieces of clothing and the dish’s soap!!! I’d love love love to get a reply from you on this! Excited to try it amd I’d like to try your reciept first because I don’t have a ton of time to waist on trying a bunch of things to get this to work. I need a sure shot to fix so I can hurry about it!! Lol yea I am impatient!!!! Lol k thank you!!!!
Hi. So glad i found your video about. Just wanted to ask since you used vinegar and we know vinegar has a very strong smell. After you rinse it, did the odor was also removed? Thank you
Thanks! I was searching a useful video, but everyone was talking about chemical things that probably don't sell in my country, so you are my hero! The yellow pit seems to be removed from my black school dress, I send it to washing machine :) I'm really grateful!!
What about a laundry brush? Would that be better than nails perhaps? And if you wash on the hottest temp with the longest cycle, is there a problem in machine drying it (my t-shirts are usually dried that way any way)? Thanks for the tips!
Thanks, me and my kids play role-play games and have a host of now out of print impossible to find dark T-shirts that my wife gets grumpy with me for washing on delicate but my son and I are very active and use lots of deodorant.
I have a very special hand made jacket, made out of bamboo and hemp fabrics, unfortunately with A LOT of deodorant build up in the pits. Do you know if this method would be safe for it and actually still work on those fabrics? Thanks!
Tried this and it didn't work at all. Is it absolutely necessary to scrub off the deodorant? Because I tried, used a tooth brush and my hands, and I didn't see a difference at all after applying this method, washing the shirt and letting it dry,
Does anyone know if men’s antiperspirant deodorant stains color T-shirt’s. For example I have 2 Nike t shirts one has a tie dye finish the other camo finish. They’re the only 2 T-shirt’s I have that almost have a bleach ish stains near the under arms area. The only thing I can think would be my dove non irritant antiperspirant deodorant. But I have know idea. Pissed me off though I love these t shirts. Please leave feedback thanks you tubers. Also do think this cleaning method would remove the stains? I’m afraid it will worsen them? Idk
Will this work if the shirts already been washed and dried ? I have a new blue shirt for work only washed it 4 times the last 2 times I noticed the stain hasn’t came off it’s basically white and it looks like it took the color off the shirt
Thank you so much for this video. It was short and to the point with amazing results.
Great job!!!👍🏻
Thanks for supporting! I am posting more soon!
@@liljusty9872
Can I use this method for other colors?
Learning to do this on my own was the final step before dumping my girlfriend. Thanks Justy. I'm finally independent again.
Robo Tuxedo and
Or just use Nivea Men Black & White deodorant/antiperspirant.
Happy I could help Ha!
DarkZerol which does not play well with other deos. Left hard marks on my clothes.
Savage
Thank you so much! I've been trying to figure out how to get rid of white, yellow, and dark stains on the armpit area of my clothes and this really did work for me. I just recently switched to No Aluminum and No Paraben deodorant to prevent these from happening again and so far I do not have these issues.
Can you suggest the name of the product you use?
Ive used no aluminum and it still creates stains :(
I switched to natural deodorant for a while and that's what gave me the worst stains :/
4 years later, still saving shirts! Thanks Justy ❤
This video did the trick! I managed to get all the deodorant stains off my t-shirts thank you very much 😁👌
What vinegar do u use?
Instead of your fingernail to scratch off the yucky, sludgy deoderant, use one side of a little 3/4'" square plastic tab ( usually has the "Best by" date on it ) that closes breads and buns. It works well and is much easier on your clothing than a knife!
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Thanks I will try that too, this was just a sweater so I didn't want to snag it :)
That doesn't work once the fabric is chemically bonded with the aluminium salts, and it wrecks clothing.
Disposable spoon!
Or just rub it with a soft toothbrush
i don't usually comment on youtube videos but this just saved two shirts i thought were long gone. thank you SO much
Tried this in 5 darks and it worked like a charm. Some of my blouses had a lot more buildup, so I let solution sit up to 30 mins. When u came back, were a bit and scrubbed the armpits by hand. Washed in washer and 95% of buildup was gone! I just went out to buy more vinegar and baking soda for future washes.
This is so cool. I used this method on one one my favorite dresses. I also found a fabulous tool to help remove the stains rather than fingernails. I used a clean, unused toothbrush and it worked fine. Also, if you have a hairbrush that's not too stiff or soft, it might also work just fine. I like the toothbrush method.
I love this too, I will try to toothbrush as well, thanks!
Thanks for getting right to the point! So annoyed with these videos where people wax poetic before giving what you came for.
Lil Justy: This was a very useful video, and thanks for sharing. All of my dark bras are now free of deodorant build up as well as my white bras! 😁😁
Going to be using this trick when I decide to hand wash my shirts. Thanks for the video!
This is an amazing hack that worked for me, and a really short and to the point video with clear instructions. I use a natural deodorant (no aluminium and no parabens) with a coconut oil base and this is what leaves this waxy residue. Healthy armpits but not so great for clothes. I have two occasions dry clean only dresses and the cleaner couldn't get rid of the residue. So tried this and it worked. I just rinsed the treated sections of my dresses under lukewarm running water, dried gently by rolling in a towel and hung in my airing cupboard till dry. No damage to the dresses and residue all gone! so much cheaper that a dry cleaning bill! and the vinegar does not leave a smell on the clothes because the bicarb deodorises it. Thank you for sharing.
I know you might not even check these comments anymore, but thank you so much! It worked great! I didn't have the deodorant come off with my fingernails for every shirt, however after washing the stains were pretty much gone anyways. Thank you!
100% saved the day for a dress of mine. Literally had the deodorant build up there for 10+ years...I know: gross. It totally came out. I followed this with a biodegradable detergent in hot water and it looked brand new. It was red rayon btw. Thank you, thank you!
Thanks you so much you have saved me from buying more work shirts it actually work I could not belive it this is so awesome I should of looked on UA-cam sooner thanks for to your video you saved me money so I dont have buy anymore work shirts
I tried vinegar by itself and it didn't work at all. I really hope this one works. If it doesn't, thank you for this video anyway. Super helpful!
Great video. It worked. I had an expensive Nike shirt I wanted to sell on ebay and it had sweat stains underneath each armpit and voila! Thank you so much.
A good thing to use instead of your fingernail to scrape off the deodorant residue is a piece of hard plastic. A good example is the small plastic tabs used to keep bags of bread closed.
Thanks for the video. I searched so many videos but not a single one with a proper illustration! My son's dark green pant got a detergent stain after its first wash n I was sooo disappointed! Trying this ryt now!
Glad I could help!
Not sure if you'll ever see this but I did everything you said and it did not work! Not a single stain was removed, and they aren't even that bad. I do use my own homemade deodorant which does have Coconut Oil and Beeswax in it so maybe that is what the issue is?
Omg you just saved my scrub tops thank u!🥰🥰
Thanks all my favorite black shirts are like this and I cant wear it with white stains from deodorant. Thank you so much
Can I use apple cider vinegat instead of distilled vinegar
I wanted to get the deodorant out of my fave shirt and no amount of washing or scrubbing helped until I found this!! I did have to put in a lot of elbow grease and scrub. If you have sensitive skin or eczema I’d advise wearing gloves because that shit burns. Anyway, thanks for sharing!! It was helpful
I wear royal blue T shirts for work and their absolutely encrusted with stains from both white powder & clear deoderant + sweat. I hope this works
Did it work?
Did it work?
@@brucelee9941 yep
Thanks girl! This helped me a lot.
This really worked for me, thanks! I used a tile and grout brush instead of my fingernails, and that worked beautifully.
was the colour same as before?
Yes, The color was not faded or diminished in any wsy. This was just a cheap cotton tshirt, or cotton / polyester blend, but there was no adverse side effect at all in my experience,.
Thank you! Got some killer Nike shirts and they’re not cheap. Saw the deodorant stains and flipped! Trying this tomorrow.
About to try this out for my black t-shirts 🤘🏾👌🏾
Trying this on some shirts I thought were done for good but I’ve recently switched over to Aluminum Free Speed Stick Regular Light* and has left me no stains so far.
Could I use a different type of vinegar or does have to be the same one?
Thank you! Every other video had NO STAINS to prove it worked! need to try this !
Doesn't work for me.. maybe i use cheap vinegar and cheap baking powder. Or maybe my stain is very old. Abouts 2years stain.
THANK YOU still effective in 2022! kind regards from Swaziland
Did the same process but it did not work. Thanks anyway
This is why y'all should be using deodorant and not antiperspirant and be using undershirts
There's one brand of (Polish) antiperspirant, that works perfectly for me, without leaving stains. It's funny, but the "sport" version of it, both doesn't work as good as the normal one and leaves stains ;)
I tried it but when I was doing the scratching part nothing came off :(
That happened with some of my shirts, however when I washed them the deodorant still came out. I actually suspect it is excess baking soda she is scraping off, but regardless I had success with the deodorant stains being greatly reduced after doing the technique.
Just spray the car chemical intended for Bug and Tar removal and everything will be fine.
Why not wear gloves? 🤷♀️. This is amazing thank you❣️❣️❣️ I actually replaced my teenage son’s School uniform T-shirts because he’s young and proud so he applies more deodorant than I do as a woman since most of us shave/wax/laser our underarms... I couldn’t let his T-shirts reach such a state 😳🤷♀️ Now, I know better! Thank you for your time 😊
Did not work for me. Did not remove any of it. I tried many variations to this: more baking soda, more vinegar, letting is set longer, scrubbing the soda in first, scrubbing like crazy after setting, nada!
Wish I would have found this video 20 years ago! Do you have any idea how many black concert tshirts I've had to throw out over the years for no reason other than deodorant buildup?? Thank you for this!
amazing!!! thank you for such a clear and vivid video.!!!
Thanks for supporting! I am posting more soon!
thankyou sweetie... thats so helpful
It didnt work for me but i guess because mine is about 2years of stain. Any other ideas haha
@Kleiñ Schpartz Now have you tried it or just found a different variation on the topic? I have a major run of black tank tops that I wear daily under all other clothing so hence I’ve got tons to try this on!! I am curious how u do the dish soap part. Straight from bottle or diluted wit water? I’d suspect it’s a bug mess because wouldn’t you need to rinse the dish soap out prior t washing machine? Sounds like u could end up having a bubble party if u did this to several pieces of clothing and the dish’s soap!!! I’d love love love to get a reply from you on this! Excited to try it amd I’d like to try your reciept first because I don’t have a ton of time to waist on trying a bunch of things to get this to work.
I need a sure shot to fix so I can hurry about it!! Lol yea I am impatient!!!! Lol k thank you!!!!
Thanks so much - this is exactly what I was looking for a quick short video with a real Inexpensive solution
Thank you! Now to build a scraper because I have too many black tank tops to do this to! My thin nails would bend backwards and end up a wreck! Lol
Omg tysm.... u juz saved my fav frock!!!!!d results r amazin in a short span !!!!tqsm❤
Hi. So glad i found your video about. Just wanted to ask since you used vinegar and we know vinegar has a very strong smell. After you rinse it, did the odor was also removed? Thank you
What about fine clothing that is labelled dry clean only? safe to use this technique?
Yes works on dry clean as well, I do it before I send to dry cleaner
Thanks so much for this! Make more videos please
Thanks! I was searching a useful video, but everyone was talking about chemical things that probably don't sell in my country, so you are my hero! The yellow pit seems to be removed from my black school dress, I send it to washing machine :)
I'm really grateful!!
Will this damage the black colour at all?
What about a laundry brush? Would that be better than nails perhaps? And if you wash on the hottest temp with the longest cycle, is there a problem in machine drying it (my t-shirts are usually dried that way any way)? Thanks for the tips!
Omg if this works SO MANY PIECES OF CLOTHING from my closet could be saved. Legit going to try it today and ill probably update y'all
How did it work? I have a few vintage t shirts that are worth some serious money but I don't want to ruin them doing this
@@untilyoupuke yeah.. it didnt really work... a little bit of it came out, but that was probably cause i was scrubbing hard
Cool work.
Does this method fade black clothing?
Tysm bro omg my shirt is all gross because I wear deodorant 24/7
Thanks great video, I can't wait to try this on my work shirts
Can u use this if the stain is hard?
Do you have to scrub after applying the baking soda and vinegar? Or can I just put it washer after applying for removal?
doesn't mixing baking soda and vinegar neutralize them both so neither works? i wonder how this works
do you have to rub it down or scrape it off after u put the baking soda and vinegar on ?
Thanx for sharing. Happy to try this soon.
It works immediately thank you so much
Thank You, for your great video! You've just saved my t-shirt, from an early grave!LOL!
Hey! Does it have to be white vinegar? In my country we use white wine vinegar or cider vinegar, will it also work? Thanks!
Thanks, me and my kids play role-play games and have a host of now out of print impossible to find dark T-shirts that my wife gets grumpy with me for washing on delicate but my son and I are very active and use lots of deodorant.
Who washes one shirt at a time? When does one do this? Before putting clothes in hamper? Or just before putting clothes in washer?
Short and simple. Thanks :)
You're welcome!
Baking Soda has 2 types which one. 1) Cooking 2) Cleaning..
Do you want to cook your shirt or clean it?
@@scottbuchanan7195 Cook it to clean.
@@scottbuchanan7195 💀
I have a very special hand made jacket, made out of bamboo and hemp fabrics, unfortunately with A LOT of deodorant build up in the pits. Do you know if this method would be safe for it and actually still work on those fabrics? Thanks!
Thank you very much I have this problem for year now I can save my favorite shirts
How about just plain white vinegar not distilled vinegar. Is it working?
Aside from the apple cider vinegar. Is there any substitute?
Tried this and it didn't work at all. Is it absolutely necessary to scrub off the deodorant? Because I tried, used a tooth brush and my hands, and I didn't see a difference at all after applying this method, washing the shirt and letting it dry,
Good. Short video and beneficial, i liked it, thanks
Thank you I will give this a go I have a few shirts that have this problem
Apple cider works just as well :)
Oh God but the smell.
Weird that the deoderant stain I'm trying to get rid of is made by Arm and Hammer
I know right? I used arm and hammer and it causes terrible stains
You need to get better deodorant
@@boomwizardyt7228 Nothing is better than Arm and Hammer
Can I use bicarbonate of soda instead of baking g powder?
Would a stiff nail brush work?
Do you do this on the inside or outside of your shirt?
Hello, can I use apple cider vinegar instead?
I did this with my black t shirt & it faded the black. Is there anyway to fix it? Thank you
Thank you 😊!!
can you use regular vinegar
For some strange reason I cannot find distilled vinegar anywhere, online or in stores. Can I substitute distilled malt vinegar?
It works! Thank you
Apple cider vinegar and baking soda?
lea pearl umandap did it work ?
thanks very clear instruction
Can't it work on a clearer clothing ???
Hi can I use this method on any shirt color or material ?
What uf we dont gave distilled white vinegar what can I use as a substitute
Go buy some. It’s like a dollar.
You'd think they'd just make black deodorant.
Does anyone know if men’s antiperspirant deodorant stains color T-shirt’s. For example I have 2 Nike t shirts one has a tie dye finish the other camo finish. They’re the only 2 T-shirt’s I have that almost have a bleach ish stains near the under arms area. The only thing I can think would be my dove non irritant antiperspirant deodorant. But I have know idea. Pissed me off though I love these t shirts. Please leave feedback thanks you tubers. Also do think this cleaning method would remove the stains? I’m afraid it will worsen them? Idk
Can I use this on my black wool T-shirt ? Does it whiten its color?
It worked. Thank you
Will this work if the shirts already been washed and dried ? I have a new blue shirt for work only washed it 4 times the last 2 times I noticed the stain hasn’t came off it’s basically white and it looks like it took the color off the shirt
Short and sweet
Is that 10% vinegar?