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Stain Removal For Deodorant / Anti-Perspirant Stain

The simplest way to remove a deodorant / anti-perspirant stain is with (of all things) a credit card! Take an old credit card and scrape its edge along the stain, and you'll see the pieces slowly surface and begin to flake away. This requires a sturdy fabric and a lot of patience, but given both, you can flake the majority of an old anti-perspirant stain away. If this doesn't work and the item not yet been cleaned/dry cleaned, try the link below for perspiration stains.

Also note that deodorant & anti-perspirant stains (which are white) are not the same as a perspiration stain (which is yellow, tan or brown).

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