31 August 2006
Anti-perspirant stains
From the onset of puberty until just recently I was a loyal deoderant user. I shyed away from anti-perspirant because it often irritated my armpits and it always crumbled when I tried to use it. When deoderant stopped cutting it I made the switch. So I've been an anti-perspirant user for just over a year now. That being said, it brings me to my issue of the day: Anti-Perspirant stains. What's up with that? I went out today in a tanktop and much to my chagrin my armpits left big white stains on the straps of my backpack. That's no good. I want the protection without the milky pits. I also realize that they make clear antiperspirant these days and I should've hopped on the bandwagon but that doesn't take away from the faulty design of the white style stuff. I've also noticed that a few of my shirts are getting permanent pit marks. You can't see it from the outside, just on the inside but c'mon. Moral of the story is anti-perspirant works better but has a faulty white goo problem.
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This dilemma has been around since the dawn of anti perspirants, lol. I don't know if they will ever solve it. I have the supposedly "invisible" type....but they still leave marks, so you either have to smell or have white marks on your clothes.
Hi Chris Home remedies for persperation stains:
Old stains-they are an alkaline stain so you have to neutralize them. Rinse with cold water then apply white vinegar or lemon juice before washing.
For everyday- fresh persp.- rinse with cold water and apply a paste of baking soda and water or 1/4 cup ammonia to 2 1/2 cups water.Keep this in a spray bottle and always pre-treat your shirts after wearing.
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