OMG! I can't believe it. It works. I fixed all my daughter's uniforms. She wears scrubs to go to work and wanted to replace them because of this problem. You save me a lot of money. Thank you so much.
Does it matter how long the stains have been on the clothes? I have some shirts that have had stains in them for years and I don’t wear the shirts anymore because of that, but I didn’t have the heart to throw the shirts away because I like them so much. If the stains have been on the shirts for a while, Can they still be removed?
@@AtlasBookkeeping some of ny clothes had stains for about 4 months. But i had to soak it for longer time. Success depends on the severity. If the stain is too much, it will be difficult.
I’ve been feeling sorry for myself because I don’t have many clothes and suddenly noticed deodorant stains in most of them. I was really crying today because I can’t afford new clothes and I just need something to wear that’s not embarrassing. I’m excited to try this. I’m feeling hopeful now so thanks.
I don't care that goofy sound effects were used in this video at all. This video helped me with my cardigan big time. Thank you for the detailed video. 😁
Wow wow wow amazing. So happy with the amazing results. Followed the instructions and let is soak for 3 hours. My black uniform tops are like new. Great money saver.
I know that bottle of vinegar from anywhere (even with the blur effect) haha. Mabuhay! Thank you for this video. So much build up on my husband's work shirts! I'm going to try this tonight.
If you don’t know if you want to take the risk take it this helps a lot I tried it on my off white hoodie just don’t let it sit for a whole hour I did it for 10 minutes and it worked fine :) and don’t rub the soap after you apply the vinegar that was my only issue
@@ArtandLes of course man btw if you have a large heavy hoodie like mine using a large see through garbage bag works just as good and easy to transport it to the shower for a rinse :) I also put mine in the wash to spread the solution around the entire hoodie
*Written instructions* #1 cold water and squeeze out #2 pour hydrogen peroxide over area and scrub for a few mins on both arm pits #3 pour (i used dawn soap) over area and scrub on both sides for a few mins #4 pour baked soda over area on both sides and scrub for a few mins #5 i put the shirt sleeves part in bathrooms sink with a stopper in, and pour white vinegar over the arm pits #6 Let set few hours or over night #7 Rinse with cold water and then (if you have a washer and dryer, wash them) Warning: foam could flow over your sink 😬 almost happened to me. Foam is normal, i will go down after a few mins
I have this problem for years, I found some YT vids but their solution is not working for me (vinegar, baking soda). So the secret is dish washing liquid and Hydrogen peroxide. Thanks for the vid!
Just use baking soda OR vinegar. Not both. Very Common misconception that they’re supposed to be used together when all they do is neutralize each other
No, they can be used together. The note worth taking is do not use them in exact quantities.. To become more acidic or base. Their combination produces carbon dioxide that helps lift up dirt from the clothes. That's why in practical use, you can see that it works better than vinegar or baking soda alone. 😊👍
Hi! First off I want to thank you for being willing to share this with us but also for taking time outta your day to record and upload this too. Really appreciate you! I just had a question about the rinsing part. What temp should water be or does it matter? I really want to try this. Thanks again!
Thank you so much. The rinsing water temp doesn't matter too much. It really depends. Warm water is great in removing germs and heavy soil. But based on our research cold water is good for clothes. It will less likely to shrink or fade and ruin clothes. Cold water also reduce wrinkles. Cold water is best also for clothes that bleed.
@@ArtandLes I'm so sorry for so long to reply but just recently had enough time to actually tend to laundry lol. Just wanted to tell you that your trick absolutely worked!!!! And I cannot stress enough how much I appreciate you! Thank you so,So,SO much for the advice. Tight hugs galore to yuns!!! You absolutely saved our favorite rags to wear! Thank you so much!!!!xoxo
@@carpediem1620 thank you so much. We're very happy it worked for you. Some deo buildups are so stubborn depending on the severity and how long the shirt was damaged. Thanks again and enjoy your day ♥️😊
Finally something that truly works, this is awesome!! Thanks for uploading! Unfortunately on my coloured shirts I had quite a bit of colour loss even when leaving it on for only a few minutes. Can I ask which concentration of H2O2 and what type of vinegar you use? Maybe my mixture was too strong.
It really depends on the quality of your shirt.. Some textile bleeds color. Try using weaker concentrate hydrogen peroxide.. I forgot which one i used. For the vinegar, i think you can experiment which brand is weaker according to your taste 😊 Thanks for watching. Glad it helps 👍👍👍
@@ArtandLes i only did Detergent and Vinegar mixed. here’s to hoping it still works, tho the white stain for me CAUSED by excessive detergent isn’t that much.
I appreciate this video, my poor husband's work shirts have very hard Deodorant residue and the fabric is wrinkled, it almost looks like mold, im so embarrased cuz its so gross, but didn't know what to use.. Cuz plain detergent wasn't cutting it. Thank you for sharing.
Ohhh that is hard to remove. Try using deodorants without aluminum. It will prevent deo buildups. I hope this solution can still work on your severe build ups.
This saved my shirt! Now what if you had to do this on multiple shirts, would you wash it together or separate? Also can you make the formula in the bottle and still make it work?
We're glad it helps. 😊 It is better to wash clothes separately as some clothes may bleed color. We also dont advise mixing all the ingredients in one bottle.
Oh I let my shirt dry and there’s still as stain on there, do I do it again? I let it soak for 1 hour, how many hours did you let your shirts soak with the formula?
Oh sad to hear this. Some stains are really hard to remove completely. Not all stains can be removed by this formula. You may repeat the process if you like and letting it soak for more than 8 hours and use a brush to brush the formula into the affected area. But warning, there is a risk that it may fade your textile color depending on its quality.
i'm trying to convince myself to try this since the deodorant and sweat stains on my white school shirt is so severe that it's fabric got hard, i just hope this really works 😀...
I hope your problems can be solved. Some stains and deo buildups are so stubborn/hard to remove. It depends on many factors like textile quality, severity of the stain and buildups and the age of the stains. Update us if your problems were solved by this method 🙏
It helps. Hydrogen peroxide lifts up the deo buildups. If you remove it, it may still remove stains and buildups but some may not. Depends on the severity of the build up.
I tried these steps last night, but it was unsuccessful. I think it was because I used different kind of hydrogen peroxide. I will try my best to find the exact hydrogen peroxide just as in the video.
Sad to hear that. Sometimes it depends on other factors such as the severity of the buildup, quality of the fabric and age of the buildups. You can try increasing the duration of the soaking process if your clothes have good quality fabric. We hope you can still save your clothes. 🙏Goodluck.
If it sounds bad, (music) and works great I can live with that.... If it sounds great and doesn't work, by definition th@'s a waste of time. It' s an issue i've had for too long. Just had an idiots epiphany and thought it's common sense to look here for a solution. Worthwhile post, thanks very much 👍
This whole set up worked for some nasty ass polyester and nylon security uniform shirts that I was given which didn't respond to basic laundering to get rid of heavy arm pit odors and caked on deodorant and antiperspirants. I used a little bit of elbow grease and rubbed and worked the mix to the armpit areas and allowed the mix to stay in soaking for a long period of time before rinsing with warm water then laundering. Sufficed it to say. It worked. I personally recommend Dawn detergent. It worked great.
It is worth mentioning that you took the time and effort to show us how to solve a problem I'm sure all of us face, the least people can do is be polite and say nothing if they have nothing nice to say. Btw the sound effects are cute and I personally enjoyed them. Thank you
2:51 Be careful leaving solutions that are largely vinegar on clothing that long. It will especially eat away at elastic. I recommend trying shorter times before resorting to hours.
@@ArtandLes True. Maybe you could bring it out of the bucket and check it at certain points. I was able to do your method but only needed a few minutes- at most- with the four mixed ingredients. I had a leak this past year with a mold intrusion, and as a result I had some bad experiences with clothing soaking too long in vinegar. I suppose long hours of soaking is not damaging so long as all of the vinegar is mixed with the three other ingredients.
I'll give this a shot, i have 2 weeks before I can go home and fix 35 shirts with this issue. (Any way to un-shrink shirts as well? College has dryers that ruin clothes)
@@ArtandLes it prevents deodorant build up, but promotes sweat and stink build up haha. I went without aluminum for years because I believed some of the warning abouts it only to re-research when I was older and find out that there is zero evidence that the aluminum in deodorant is bad for you. I still use a pretty natural option, but adding back in aluminum has made things WAY less swampy. I'll try this method eventually because my black shirts are getting destroyed.
@@minorking1121 hmmm... That's not true on my experience.. I used Old Spice brand without aluminum and it keeps my underarm dry and odor free for the whole day 😊
Hello, thanks a lot for uploading this video, it’s been very helpful! Just wanted to ask, one of the black T-shirts (armpit area) I tried this on, became even whiter than it was before. Is there a way I can try to solve this in case it’s not that the colour faded ? Thanks a lot in advance! ☺️
Sorry to hear that. It means that the deo buildups were severe and damaged the color of the clothes underneath. This solution can help lift up and remove the buildups but it cannot restore faded colors.
Would this work if I threw everything together in the washing machine? I have a lot of shirts that I need to get rid of the deodorant stains on and if I can do them all at once in one go that would be amazing
Sorry this is a really late response but maybe it can help someone else wondering about the same thing. If you can't find hydrogen peroxide at a pharmacy, you could try looking at gardening stores or hunting shops. Hydrogen peroxide can also be used to get rid of root rot in plants and to bleach skulls, which is why those kinds of stores will often also sell it.
Wouldn't the hydrogen peroxide whiten the clothes though? I have an almost exclusively black wardrobe with this problem and I'm worried I'm going to exchange a white deodorant stain for a hydrogen peroxide bleached white stain.
Actually, the hydrogen peroxide's purpose is to loosen and lift the stain from the fabric. The vinegar will likely bleach your shirt but depends on the quality of the fabric. As you can see, ny shirt is black and the color was fine after the wash.
I know another way to get rid of armpit stains. First you spread baking soda on the armpit stain, then oxi clean, you toss it in the small washer and you set the washer on a hand wash setting. The big washer I have to experiment or ask my mom about. I took a look at my one blouse and it got most of the armpit stains out.
We used a 6% solution that we bought in our local pharmacy. Based on our research, in pharmacies, you can find concentrations from 3 to 9 percent. There are higher concentrations used for bleaching textiles in industries but we are not sure where you can buy it or if it is better. You may want to experiment if you want to.
Others use only vinegar and baking soda. It depends on the severity if the stain and buildups. Hydrogen peroxide is usually available in pharmacies. Have you tried asking them?
I did this but got no results unfrotunately. Which side of the t-shirt should I do? The largest deodorant stains are from the inside but it's the outside that's visible too and that what's ruining it for me when wearing the t-shirt... So, I tried doing this on the outside side.
Sad to say it did not work. It depends on the severity of the buildup. Try to concentrate scrubbing and soaking the inside first. I recommend you try soaking it longer. But there is a risk of textile fading depending on the quality of the cloth
Hi. We used 6%. We bought it in a local pharmacy. You can buy concentrations of 3% to 9%. You may want to experiment which concentration is best for your stain.
Yes. It can still be effective. Vinrgar and baking soda is famous for removing stains. But hydrogen peroxide is a great help in softening the build up and also used as effective stain remover. You may experiment as you like. Some stains can be stubborn and hard to remove.
We don't know what can substitute hydrogen perixide. But some use baking soda and vinegar only and it works. It depends on the severity of the stain and deodorant buildup.
yes po pwede po. PERO please take note that some build up stains are more obvious in some colors. If the buildups are severe, they may still be visible in some colors. Meron din pong fabric na kumukupas kapag hindi maganda ang quality. Trial and error po. In our experience, they work best sa dark colored clothes such as blacks.
The deodorant buildups doesnt hide when you wet your clothes. White stains can hide on dark clothes on wet cloth but build ups is still noticeable and sometimes becomes water proof.
I have been trying to remove an ink stain from my off white hoodie forever and everyone it dries up the stain reappears but I haven’t tried this method yet
@@k4IIen that ink stain is for ever my guy.....dont buy clothes from off white anyway they're ripping you off unless the color of the shirt is just off white lol
I need help. I did this and it honestly just spread the stain or the ingredients marked up my shirt. I don’t know :( but I had to throw it out. What did I do wrong?!
Sad to hear that. It works for many including me as seen on the video. Maybe the quality of the shirt is not good and bleed out. It also depends on the severity of the stain. Or the dishwashing liquid is not good.
Oh... Maybe the color bleeded. The quality of the shirt is also a factor. So sorry this formula did not work out for your shirt. It is a trial and error method. Sometimes it doesn't work due to severity and quality fo shirt.. Also, the duration of application also has effect. About the dishwashing liquid, pick something that cleans grease easily
The effectiveness has differenf factors 1. Strength of hydrogen peroxide 2. Strength of the vinegar 3. How long was the stain 4. How much buildup 5. Quality of the fabric 6. Soaking time You may experiment and see what works best for you. Some deodorants are notorious in making deo buildups and damaging clothes. I suggest you get a deo without the aluminum content.
You would think some company would release an all-in-one solution/something you could throw in with laundry to combat this problem by now. Seems pretty common.
@@ArtandLes Sure, but you'd think. say Gillette who has the chemical formula of their deodorant/anti-perspirant could have their chemists create something that would react and break it down in the laundry. Of course it would have to also be gentle enough to not damage clothes/not be toxic.
Some brands are already using a good formula. All they have to do is remove the aluminum and there will be no build ups. I am now using deos without the aluminum ingredients. I hope other brands wull do the same. 😉
Yes. But it works better on dark colored shirts. White shirts are usually heavily stained by deo buildups. It depends on the severity. Try it. Hope it helps. 😊👍
Yes. But white shirts are harder to restore than dark colored shirts. It may not 100% remove the visibility of the buildups. I hope you can help you. It all depends on the severity of the build ups and stains and the quality of the fabric. Good luck 👍
Goodluck. We hope it helps. Some buildups are stubborn depending on how old it is and the severity. Try experimenting on more soaking time ⌚ if it doesn't remove completely 👍
If your dryer is enough to dry your clothes completely, there's no need to hang it. 😊 Most dryers cannot completely dry your clothes so you still need to hang it for a while to completely dry. 😊
Your results will vary greatly (or not work at all) depending on the type of deodorant you are fighting. For example, this doesn’t touch Mitchum triple defense antiperspirant& deodorant.
Try slowly pouring boiling water on the armpit stains and letting it sit for about 5-10 mins first to help "melt" the hard stain first. Pour off the water and then proceed with the mixture as described in the above video.
Yes. It can still work against stains and some buildups. Baking soda and vinegar duo is a famous recipe. But in removing build ups, hydrogen peroxide can act like an additional help to remove it.
Hi 👋🏻 I would like to ask if the products can actually remove the hardest and thickest stain of deodorant in the underarm shirt? I'm looking forward for your kind response. Thank you.
Yes it can soften the fabric and remove stains. But it sometimes depends on the severity of the buildups and the quality of the fabric of your shirt. Some buildups are really hard to remove even with several tries. Goodluck on your shirts. We hope you can save it 👍
Yes. You can do it again.. Some stains are very stubborn and very hard to remove. You can apply on both side. It really depends on the quality of the shirt's fabric. Some fabric bleeds color every wash and can result to fading.
I think baking soda is an important ingredient. Usually stain removal ingredients are baking soda and vinegar. Removing the baking soda may greatly affect effectiveness.
@@ArtandLes I tried it out it worked but it still have fewer stains on it I don't know if the soda would take it out completely but my shirt do look a bit better then before my deodorant made a cake paste on my shirt so this video helped thanks
Thank you for the feedback. The deo buildups are very hard to remove especially if it was old. The stains can be removed with baking soda+vinegar or with a good anti stain laundry liquid. Goodluck 👍👍👍
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OMG! I can't believe it. It works. I fixed all my daughter's uniforms. She wears scrubs to go to work and wanted to replace them because of this problem. You save me a lot of money. Thank you so much.
We're glad it works for you ❤️ Enjoy
Same here I will try it on my scrubs I don't wanna replace them since they are good quality scrubs, aside from that issue!
Hope it helps 🙏
Does it matter how long the stains have been on the clothes? I have some shirts that have had stains in them for years and I don’t wear the shirts anymore because of that, but I didn’t have the heart to throw the shirts away because I like them so much. If the stains have been on the shirts for a while, Can they still be removed?
@@AtlasBookkeeping some of ny clothes had stains for about 4 months. But i had to soak it for longer time. Success depends on the severity. If the stain is too much, it will be difficult.
I’ve been feeling sorry for myself because I don’t have many clothes and suddenly noticed deodorant stains in most of them. I was really crying today because I can’t afford new clothes and I just need something to wear that’s not embarrassing. I’m excited to try this. I’m feeling hopeful now so thanks.
Hoping this can help you 🙏♥️ next time use deodorant sticks WITHOUT aluminum content.. Aluminum is the culprit for build ups.
It works!! I have a hard time removing deodorant stains from my husband's shirts. I only let it sit for about an hour and rinsed. Thank you!!
Thank you for letting us know. We're glad it helps. ❤️❤️❤️
Try switching deoderents from an aluminum deoderent to a aluminum free.
I don't care that goofy sound effects were used in this video at all. This video helped me with my cardigan big time. Thank you for the detailed video. 😁
Wow. Glad our video helped. Thanks for watching. ❤️
Changed my deodorant to non aluminum, same brand, and that solved the problem going forward.
Great! We also switched to a deodorant without aluminum.. And this prevents deo buildups
Wow wow wow amazing. So happy with the amazing results. Followed the instructions and let is soak for 3 hours. My black uniform tops are like new. Great money saver.
Glad it worked for you. ❤️😊
I know that bottle of vinegar from anywhere (even with the blur effect) haha. Mabuhay! Thank you for this video. So much build up on my husband's work shirts! I'm going to try this tonight.
Hahaha. Goodluck on your mission. Thank you for watching 👍👍👍
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Yezz.. Tamang guess 😂
If you don’t know if you want to take the risk take it this helps a lot I tried it on my off white hoodie just don’t let it sit for a whole hour I did it for 10 minutes and it worked fine :) and don’t rub the soap after you apply the vinegar that was my only issue
Thank you for sharing your experience. We're glad your problem is solved ❤️👍
@@ArtandLes of course man btw if you have a large heavy hoodie like mine using a large see through garbage bag works just as good and easy to transport it to the shower for a rinse :) I also put mine in the wash to spread the solution around the entire hoodie
@@ArtandLes guys I redid this process with apple cider vinegar and works way better
@@k4IIen wow that's great news 👍☺️
@@k4IIen bet because I thought I needed regular vinegar
This actually works. I can wear my uniform blouse that I love again. Thanks for the info.
Glad it works ❤️
*Written instructions*
#1 cold water and squeeze out
#2 pour hydrogen peroxide over area and scrub for a few mins on both arm pits
#3 pour (i used dawn soap) over area and scrub on both sides for a few mins
#4 pour baked soda over area on both sides and scrub for a few mins
#5 i put the shirt sleeves part in bathrooms sink with a stopper in, and pour white vinegar over the arm pits
#6 Let set few hours or over night
#7 Rinse with cold water and then (if you have a washer and dryer, wash them)
Warning: foam could flow over your sink 😬 almost happened to me. Foam is normal, i will go down after a few mins
Thank you for your time writing this and giving extra info ❤️
@@ArtandLes i believe it actually worked for me, i let it set over night
@@onehitwarrior1708 glad it worked on your shirt 👍❤️
Does t-shirt color fade when doing this?
Depends on quality of your shirt color. Some fade some don't
Mad sound effects 🤣 great video, will try this tonight thanks
Hahaha thanks for watching. We hope it helps 😉👍👍👍
I have this problem for years, I found some YT vids but their solution is not working for me (vinegar, baking soda). So the secret is dish washing liquid and Hydrogen peroxide. Thanks for the vid!
Hope you solve your problems. Some stains and build ups are so stubborn and hard to remove
Just use baking soda OR vinegar. Not both. Very Common misconception that they’re supposed to be used together when all they do is neutralize each other
No, they can be used together. The note worth taking is do not use them in exact quantities.. To become more acidic or base. Their combination produces carbon dioxide that helps lift up dirt from the clothes. That's why in practical use, you can see that it works better than vinegar or baking soda alone. 😊👍
Hi! First off I want to thank you for being willing to share this with us but also for taking time outta your day to record and upload this too. Really appreciate you! I just had a question about the rinsing part. What temp should water be or does it matter? I really want to try this. Thanks again!
Thank you so much. The rinsing water temp doesn't matter too much. It really depends. Warm water is great in removing germs and heavy soil. But based on our research cold water is good for clothes. It will less likely to shrink or fade and ruin clothes. Cold water also reduce wrinkles. Cold water is best also for clothes that bleed.
@@ArtandLes oh ok. Thank you so much for replying! It really means alot to me. Sending hugs galore to y'all.
Hope it helps. ❤️🙏
@@ArtandLes I'm so sorry for so long to reply but just recently had enough time to actually tend to laundry lol. Just wanted to tell you that your trick absolutely worked!!!! And I cannot stress enough how much I appreciate you! Thank you so,So,SO much for the advice. Tight hugs galore to yuns!!! You absolutely saved our favorite rags to wear! Thank you so much!!!!xoxo
@@carpediem1620 thank you so much. We're very happy it worked for you. Some deo buildups are so stubborn depending on the severity and how long the shirt was damaged. Thanks again and enjoy your day ♥️😊
Personally I loved the sound effects. Made me giggle 😹 great video thanks for the help
Hehehe thanks for that. Some are angry with the sounds. 😅
I recognized the vinegar and I instantly knew this was going to be effective 😂
😂😂😂 Legit. This brand will surely make everyone show their sour face. 😂
Thank you! this saved my shirts 😆
Welcome. We're glad it helps ☺️👍
Worked exactly as advertised!
Glad it works 😊👍
Finally something that truly works, this is awesome!! Thanks for uploading! Unfortunately on my coloured shirts I had quite a bit of colour loss even when leaving it on for only a few minutes. Can I ask which concentration of H2O2 and what type of vinegar you use? Maybe my mixture was too strong.
It really depends on the quality of your shirt.. Some textile bleeds color. Try using weaker concentrate hydrogen peroxide.. I forgot which one i used. For the vinegar, i think you can experiment which brand is weaker according to your taste 😊 Thanks for watching. Glad it helps 👍👍👍
@@ArtandLeswould vinegar alone work if ever?
@@samsaumaralikhan vinegar alone works on stain.. But not so much against deo buildups
@@ArtandLes i only did Detergent and Vinegar mixed. here’s to hoping it still works, tho the white stain for me CAUSED by excessive detergent isn’t that much.
Let's hope. If not, hydrogen peroxide helps in lifting up the buidups from the fabric
I appreciate this video, my poor husband's work shirts have very hard Deodorant residue and the fabric is wrinkled, it almost looks like mold, im so embarrased cuz its so gross, but didn't know what to use.. Cuz plain detergent wasn't cutting it. Thank you for sharing.
Ohhh that is hard to remove. Try using deodorants without aluminum. It will prevent deo buildups. I hope this solution can still work on your severe build ups.
This saved my shirt! Now what if you had to do this on multiple shirts, would you wash it together or separate? Also can you make the formula in the bottle and still make it work?
We're glad it helps. 😊 It is better to wash clothes separately as some clothes may bleed color. We also dont advise mixing all the ingredients in one bottle.
@@ArtandLes alrighty then, thank you again for uploading the video. 😊
Oh I let my shirt dry and there’s still as stain on there, do I do it again? I let it soak for 1 hour, how many hours did you let your shirts soak with the formula?
Oh sad to hear this. Some stains are really hard to remove completely. Not all stains can be removed by this formula. You may repeat the process if you like and letting it soak for more than 8 hours and use a brush to brush the formula into the affected area. But warning, there is a risk that it may fade your textile color depending on its quality.
you should see what my rinse water looks like! soooo much crud came out of my pjs, it's amazing! thank you!
Wow. Glad it helped. 😊❤️
i'm trying to convince myself to try this since the deodorant and sweat stains on my white school shirt is so severe that it's fabric got hard, i just hope this really works 😀...
I hope your problems can be solved. Some stains and deo buildups are so stubborn/hard to remove. It depends on many factors like textile quality, severity of the stain and buildups and the age of the stains. Update us if your problems were solved by this method 🙏
@@ArtandLes may i ask, is the hydrogen peroxide necessary?
It helps. Hydrogen peroxide lifts up the deo buildups. If you remove it, it may still remove stains and buildups but some may not. Depends on the severity of the build up.
@@ArtandLesOh alright, does the hydrogen peroxide need to be 3% to do this or we can use the 6% too?
@eluv3rcqt you can use a stronger concentrate. 😊👍
Looks like it works great. Going to try it. Now, do you have any solutions for hearing loss due to unnecessarily loud RUclips videos???
Hope this solution solves your problem. About your hearing loss problem, sorry we don't have any clue. I think it is best to consult a doctor 👍
No way this person is liking every comment from 3 years ago
We still do 😊♥️
Thank you so much for this guide!
You're welcome. Hope it helps
@@ArtandLes it will!
Wowwww thank you is an understatement ❤❤❤❤🙏🏽🙏🏽
Welcome. Hope this helps 😊👍🙏
I tried these steps last night, but it was unsuccessful. I think it was because I used different kind of hydrogen peroxide. I will try my best to find the exact hydrogen peroxide just as in the video.
Sad to hear that. Sometimes it depends on other factors such as the severity of the buildup, quality of the fabric and age of the buildups. You can try increasing the duration of the soaking process if your clothes have good quality fabric.
We hope you can still save your clothes. 🙏Goodluck.
If it sounds bad, (music) and works great I can live with that.... If it sounds great and doesn't work, by definition th@'s a waste of time.
It' s an issue i've had for too long. Just had an idiots epiphany and thought it's common sense to look here for a solution. Worthwhile post, thanks very much 👍
Hehehe. Sorry if you don't like the sound effects and the music. We will improve on our next videos 🎶👍👍👍
Absolutely brilliant 😸 what type of vinegar tho?
It is a white filtered vinegar. 😊
This whole set up worked for some nasty ass polyester and nylon security uniform shirts that I was given which didn't respond to basic laundering to get rid of heavy arm pit odors and caked on deodorant and antiperspirants. I used a little bit of elbow grease and rubbed and worked the mix to the armpit areas and allowed the mix to stay in soaking for a long period of time before rinsing with warm water then laundering. Sufficed it to say. It worked. I personally recommend Dawn detergent. It worked great.
Thanks for sharing your experience 👍👍👍❤️
idiotic sound effects aside, this actually works well
Hahaha sorry for that. Hope it helps 😊👍
@@ArtandLes You did not have to say sorry to that idiot 🤣👍🏾
@@yf9409 hahaha maybe he doesn't like kid friendly sound effects 😂
😂😂😂
It is worth mentioning that you took the time and effort to show us how to solve a problem I'm sure all of us face, the least people can do is be polite and say nothing if they have nothing nice to say. Btw the sound effects are cute and I personally enjoyed them. Thank you
Amazing...it is working.
Thank you.
Glad it helps. Enjoy.
Wow pwedi pala! I will try this sa shirt ni mister 😁
Yes po. Depende po sa tagal at dami ng build up. Kapag matagal na mas matagal na babaran hehe Goodluck po. Salamat po sa pagbisita 😊👍
Gumana ma'am?
The video I'm looking for for years
Hope it works for you 👍
Thanks it works❤❤
Glad it helps
2:51 Be careful leaving solutions that are largely vinegar on clothing that long. It will especially eat away at elastic. I recommend trying shorter times before resorting to hours.
Thank you for the tips. But sometimes build ups are stubborn to remove if you don't soak it long enough.
@@ArtandLes True. Maybe you could bring it out of the bucket and check it at certain points. I was able to do your method but only needed a few minutes- at most- with the four mixed ingredients.
I had a leak this past year with a mold intrusion, and as a result I had some bad experiences with clothing soaking too long in vinegar. I suppose long hours of soaking is not damaging so long as all of the vinegar is mixed with the three other ingredients.
amazing, been needing this so much!
Thank you. Hope this video helps 👍👍👍
I'm a bit late to the party and it'sa good tutorial. As others have mentioned... I too had to turn the sound down.
Hehehe sorry about that. We will include better music and sounds next time.🎶 Thanks for watching ❤️
I had to watch this on mute but credit to you this is a helpful video
Sorry if you don't like the music and sound effects hihi. Hope our video video helps. Thanks for watching ❤️
I'll give this a shot, i have 2 weeks before I can go home and fix 35 shirts with this issue. (Any way to un-shrink shirts as well? College has dryers that ruin clothes)
Hoping this helps. If deo buildups is your regular problem, try using deodorants without aluminum. It prevents deo buildups
@@ArtandLes it prevents deodorant build up, but promotes sweat and stink build up haha. I went without aluminum for years because I believed some of the warning abouts it only to re-research when I was older and find out that there is zero evidence that the aluminum in deodorant is bad for you. I still use a pretty natural option, but adding back in aluminum has made things WAY less swampy. I'll try this method eventually because my black shirts are getting destroyed.
@@minorking1121 hmmm... That's not true on my experience.. I used Old Spice brand without aluminum and it keeps my underarm dry and odor free for the whole day 😊
I will try this 😊
Hope it helps 🙏♥️
Hello, thanks a lot for uploading this video, it’s been very helpful! Just wanted to ask, one of the black T-shirts (armpit area) I tried this on, became even whiter than it was before. Is there a way I can try to solve this in case it’s not that the colour faded ? Thanks a lot in advance! ☺️
Sorry to hear that. It means that the deo buildups were severe and damaged the color of the clothes underneath. This solution can help lift up and remove the buildups but it cannot restore faded colors.
Saan nakakabili ng hydrogen Peroxide at baking soda?
Pharmacy po try niyo po 😊
Would this work if I threw everything together in the washing machine? I have a lot of shirts that I need to get rid of the deodorant stains on and if I can do them all at once in one go that would be amazing
You need some soak time for these ingredients to work before you can use the washing machine. 😊
Holla! Thanks for sharing. I was just wondering if I can substitute the hydrogen peroxide as I can’t find it in the pharmacies.
Hi there 😊 What do you want to substitute it with? We have not tried anything other than hydrogen peroxide.
Sorry this is a really late response but maybe it can help someone else wondering about the same thing.
If you can't find hydrogen peroxide at a pharmacy, you could try looking at gardening stores or hunting shops. Hydrogen peroxide can also be used to get rid of root rot in plants and to bleach skulls, which is why those kinds of stores will often also sell it.
@bratatouille thanks fot sharing valuable information
Thanks!
Welcome. Hope it helps ❤️👍
thank you very much
Welcome. Hope our video helps you with your problem 🙏
Do you know what material the shirt you used was? And do you think the colour may bleed on 100 % cotton?
I think it was a polyester and cotton. I cant remember the percentage.
Superb👍
Thank you
Wouldn't the hydrogen peroxide whiten the clothes though? I have an almost exclusively black wardrobe with this problem and I'm worried I'm going to exchange a white deodorant stain for a hydrogen peroxide bleached white stain.
Actually, the hydrogen peroxide's purpose is to loosen and lift the stain from the fabric. The vinegar will likely bleach your shirt but depends on the quality of the fabric. As you can see, ny shirt is black and the color was fine after the wash.
I know another way to get rid of armpit stains. First you spread baking soda on the armpit stain, then oxi clean, you toss it in the small washer and you set the washer on a hand wash setting. The big washer I have to experiment or ask my mom about. I took a look at my one blouse and it got most of the armpit stains out.
Thank you for sharing. I heard some good reviews about oxiclean. 👍👍👍
@@ArtandLes you’re welcome. I’m still thinking about buying seltzer water since it’s known to help remove stains.
Update us on your experiments. 😊👍
@@ArtandLes I will😊
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hydrogen peroxide plus scrub, dishwashing liquid + scrub, baking soda + scrub, Vinegar + 1-24 hours soak, regular cycle
Yes 👍👍👍
May I knw what peroxide concentration u used?
We used a 6% solution that we bought in our local pharmacy. Based on our research, in pharmacies, you can find concentrations from 3 to 9 percent. There are higher concentrations used for bleaching textiles in industries but we are not sure where you can buy it or if it is better. You may want to experiment if you want to.
@@ArtandLes Thx a lot 👌
Welcome. I hope it helps
Thank you for sharing
Glad you like it
Does this remove smell as well?
In our experience, yes. To make your shirt smell fresh, use a fragrant detergent or fabric softener. 👍😊
@@ArtandLes thanks!!
Welcone 😊👍
I always used black shirts because of this. Is it okay to use with black shirts? It will not affect its prints on the shirts?
It really depends on the quality of prints and the fabric.. It is usually safe but vinegar is actually acid and can affect low quality prints.
What is the alternative for hydrogen peroxide, I don't have that one
Others use only vinegar and baking soda. It depends on the severity if the stain and buildups. Hydrogen peroxide is usually available in pharmacies. Have you tried asking them?
I did this but got no results unfrotunately. Which side of the t-shirt should I do? The largest deodorant stains are from the inside but it's the outside that's visible too and that what's ruining it for me when wearing the t-shirt... So, I tried doing this on the outside side.
Sad to say it did not work. It depends on the severity of the buildup. Try to concentrate scrubbing and soaking the inside first. I recommend you try soaking it longer. But there is a risk of textile fading depending on the quality of the cloth
May i ask concentration of hydrogen peroxide?
Hi. We used 6%. We bought it in a local pharmacy. You can buy concentrations of 3% to 9%. You may want to experiment which concentration is best for your stain.
mga nasa kusina pala ang kailangan eh. slamat po dito..
Opo. Yung hydrogen peroxide lang ang nasa phrarmacy nabibili.
One question, what if I don't have Hydrogen peroxide, is it still effective without it?
Yes. It can still be effective. Vinrgar and baking soda is famous for removing stains. But hydrogen peroxide is a great help in softening the build up and also used as effective stain remover. You may experiment as you like. Some stains can be stubborn and hard to remove.
@@ArtandLes Ok thanks for the advice, I hope it works 😊
@@ArtandLes Hi do you have any suggestions on the other alternatives if you don't have hydrogen peroxide??? thanks a bunch.
We don't know what can substitute hydrogen perixide. But some use baking soda and vinegar only and it works. It depends on the severity of the stain and deodorant buildup.
@@ArtandLes thank you so much! nagaalala po kase ako baka di magwotk kapag walang hydrogen peroxide.
Hello sana masagot tong tanong ko pede ba sya sa ibang kulay like orange and blue?
yes po pwede po. PERO please take note that some build up stains are more obvious in some colors. If the buildups are severe, they may still be visible in some colors. Meron din pong fabric na kumukupas kapag hindi maganda ang quality. Trial and error po. In our experience, they work best sa dark colored clothes such as blacks.
Good info. and I like the music!
Thank you. Glad it helps ❤️
wet cloth actually hides the fact that the stain is still there ...
The deodorant buildups doesnt hide when you wet your clothes. White stains can hide on dark clothes on wet cloth but build ups is still noticeable and sometimes becomes water proof.
I have been trying to remove an ink stain from my off white hoodie forever and everyone it dries up the stain reappears but I haven’t tried this method yet
@@k4IIen that ink stain is for ever my guy.....dont buy clothes from off white anyway they're ripping you off unless the color of the shirt is just off white lol
@@manray5930 I removed the stain :)
@@manray5930 I used oxy clean and a tooth brush the ink came off like gum
Do I have to hang it up to dry or can I dry it in the dryer?
Any of the two will do.
@@ArtandLesthanks!
I need help. I did this and it honestly just spread the stain or the ingredients marked up my shirt. I don’t know :( but I had to throw it out. What did I do wrong?!
Sad to hear that. It works for many including me as seen on the video. Maybe the quality of the shirt is not good and bleed out. It also depends on the severity of the stain. Or the dishwashing liquid is not good.
What is the stain? Is it from deodorant buildups? And what is the color of the shirt?
What kind of dishwashing liquid is best? And yes it is a deodorant stain and the shirt is navy blue
Heavy cotton
Oh... Maybe the color bleeded. The quality of the shirt is also a factor. So sorry this formula did not work out for your shirt. It is a trial and error method. Sometimes it doesn't work due to severity and quality fo shirt.. Also, the duration of application also has effect. About the dishwashing liquid, pick something that cleans grease easily
I love this video, cheers from Brazil
Wow.. Thank you.. We hope this helps 😊
I'd like to sir, does the effectiveness of this solution depends on how much Hydrogen peroxide you use to or is it on how hard the stain is ?
The effectiveness has differenf factors
1. Strength of hydrogen peroxide
2. Strength of the vinegar
3. How long was the stain
4. How much buildup
5. Quality of the fabric
6. Soaking time
You may experiment and see what works best for you. Some deodorants are notorious in making deo buildups and damaging clothes. I suggest you get a deo without the aluminum content.
Woooow! Life hack to ahhh. Galiiing
Salamat po ❤️
its really effective thankss 😁
We're glad it works for you. Enjoy ❤️👍
You would think some company would release an all-in-one solution/something you could throw in with laundry to combat this problem by now. Seems pretty common.
The problem is.. Deo companies still producing deodorants that damages shirt under arms. 🤦♂️
@@ArtandLes Sure, but you'd think. say Gillette who has the chemical formula of their deodorant/anti-perspirant could have their chemists create something that would react and break it down in the laundry. Of course it would have to also be gentle enough to not damage clothes/not be toxic.
Some brands are already using a good formula. All they have to do is remove the aluminum and there will be no build ups. I am now using deos without the aluminum ingredients. I hope other brands wull do the same. 😉
@@ArtandLes What deo spray/roll on can you suggest?
Find a deo without an aluminum ingredients.. The aluminum is thr cause of most build ups
If i don't have a Hydrogen Peroxide still works or not?
It still works for stain removal.. But hydrogen peroxide is the one helping lift the buildups from the fabric.
Thank you thank you thank youuuu
Welcome. Hope it helps ❤️😊
Hallo po pwd po ba itong gamitin sa Itim na may puti2 na kulay gawa nang fabcon?
Hindi ko po nasubukan sa ganyang problem pero baking soda and vinegar is a great mix and very popular for fighting stains.. Maybe this duo can help.
Do I also need to turn the clothes upside down to put the other side
The deo build up is on the other side. It will be more effective if you directly pour and dwell on it.
can i used this formula to a white shirt? thanks
Yes. But it works better on dark colored shirts. White shirts are usually heavily stained by deo buildups. It depends on the severity. Try it. Hope it helps. 😊👍
Thank you
Welcome 😊
This method can be applied on white shirts with yellow stains?
Yes. But white shirts are harder to restore than dark colored shirts. It may not 100% remove the visibility of the buildups. I hope you can help you. It all depends on the severity of the build ups and stains and the quality of the fabric. Good luck 👍
My son has stains but was thinking they are sweat stains not deodorant stains. The stains are darkish. Would this work
Yes. But probably the combination of baking soda and vinegar is enough to do the trick. Hooe it helos 👍
I have a question can i just put the whole shirt in a bowl because i have stains in multiple places
It depends.. I just tried it on under arm area since it is for deo build ups. Usually, baking soda and vinegar can do the trick on regular stains
Doing this on 100% polyester work clothes, should the material be fine?
Honestly, we haven't tried on 100 percenf polyester. We tried on semi cotton ans it works ok.
I'll give this a try. I have shirts that havs already been washed with buildup on them and will see how it goes with these steps
Goodluck. We hope it helps. Some buildups are stubborn depending on how old it is and the severity. Try experimenting on more soaking time ⌚ if it doesn't remove completely 👍
Thanks ❤️
You're welcome ♥️
Thank you!!
Welcome. Hope our video helps 🙏
You say hang it to dry. Is that a “must” or can I just toss it in my dryer?
If your dryer is enough to dry your clothes completely, there's no need to hang it. 😊 Most dryers cannot completely dry your clothes so you still need to hang it for a while to completely dry. 😊
Can you make a video on how to get rid from detergent stains like white residue on colored tshirts and polo shirts
If i discover a nice solution i will make 😊 otherwise there may be some cleaning channnels which has this kind of video 😊👍
Can I use it on whatever color shirt I want?
Yes. Color fading depends on the quality of your shirt and the severity of the deo build ups. Goodluck. Hoping this helps.
Can I use the dryer to dry the shirt I work good but I wanna wear my shirt now
Yes you can 😊
Thank you, hindi ba mag fa-fade yung kulay ng damit?
Depende po sa quality. May tela kasi na madaling mag fade at mag bleed
Your results will vary greatly (or not work at all) depending on the type of deodorant you are fighting. For example, this doesn’t touch Mitchum triple defense antiperspirant& deodorant.
Yes. Some deodorant buildups are really hard to remove and also depends on thr quality of the fabric 👍
This didn't work for me at all. Speed Stick.
Sad it didn't work for you. Maybe the buildups are so severe and sometimes it depends on the quality of the fabric
@@ArtandLes Yea, agree. I will keep trying and report back if I end up discovering anything new.
Try slowly pouring boiling water on the armpit stains and letting it sit for about 5-10 mins first to help "melt" the hard stain first. Pour off the water and then proceed with the mixture as described in the above video.
Would this still work without hydrogen peroxide?
Yes. It can still work against stains and some buildups. Baking soda and vinegar duo is a famous recipe. But in removing build ups, hydrogen peroxide can act like an additional help to remove it.
@@ArtandLes Alright. Thank you.
@@cillexmm3208 welcome. Hope it helps your problems. 👍
Hi 👋🏻 I would like to ask if the products can actually remove the hardest and thickest stain of deodorant in the underarm shirt? I'm looking forward for your kind response. Thank you.
Yes it can soften the fabric and remove stains. But it sometimes depends on the severity of the buildups and the quality of the fabric of your shirt. Some buildups are really hard to remove even with several tries. Goodluck on your shirts. We hope you can save it 👍
What vinegar did you use?
White cane vinegar
Does this mixture bleach the fabric?
Depends on the quality of the fabric. Mine didn't. Sone poor quality shirts bleed color.
@@ArtandLes Thank you very much for your immediate reply!!!
@@marymary1910 welcome. We hope this solves your problem. Not all deo build ups can be removed easily.
@@ArtandLes Can I ask if may remove the stain without peroxide oxygen? The remaining deodorant on fabric is so annoying
@@marymary1910 peroxide is essential for lifting the buildups. Other ingredients are enough to remove most stains
Thanks for the video
Welcome.. We hope it helps 😊👍
hello, does this affect the picture on the shirt?
It depends on the quality of the print. Some heat pressed shirt may fade over time when you use this solution often.
This worked but on the outside the stains are there but super lightly can I just do it again? If I do does it have to be inside out?
Yes. You can do it again.. Some stains are very stubborn and very hard to remove. You can apply on both side. It really depends on the quality of the shirt's fabric. Some fabric bleeds color every wash and can result to fading.
Does it work on blue polo shirt, the stain is like light violet
It can work in any shirt. But the risk of fading depends on the quality of the shirt's fabric. Some clothea bleed color.
so this will not bleach or bleed colored or white shirts?
Not. But it all depends on the quality of your clothes... Some clothes bleed color when subjected to acid.
Does it need to be distilled vinegar ?
We think any vinegar would do. 👍
Will it still work if you don't have any baking soda ???
I think baking soda is an important ingredient. Usually stain removal ingredients are baking soda and vinegar. Removing the baking soda may greatly affect effectiveness.
@@ArtandLes I tried it out it worked but it still have fewer stains on it I don't know if the soda would take it out completely but my shirt do look a bit better then before my deodorant made a cake paste on my shirt so this video helped thanks
Thank you for the feedback. The deo buildups are very hard to remove especially if it was old. The stains can be removed with baking soda+vinegar or with a good anti stain laundry liquid. Goodluck 👍👍👍