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Second this: I had those stains developing on every shirt after a while.On another note - pit stains. Very often those are from aluminum in antiperspirant. Strongly consider trying a deodorant only. I made the switch 5 years ago and so glad I did.
I've brought this one up before, and it is the best stuff I have ever used.
Handles all my white pits and collars like magic.
Just spray, sit about 5 minutes and wash.
No scrubbing.
Natural Laundry Stain Remover
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This is excellent advice, I did this too and I couldn't be happier. It has saved me a small fortune on undershirts. There are good options as all price levels, but I prefer O'Douds and most of the London Barber brands. I would never use a scrub brush on my clothing; soaking is the the key to removing stains from any fabric.On another note - pit stains. Very often those are from aluminum in antiperspirant. Strongly consider trying a deodorant only. I made the switch 5 years ago and so glad I did. I was worried I would have more sweat but that hasn't been the case. I do wear undershirts with dress button downs but even those no longer have pit stains since I got rid of the aluminium-containing anti-perspirant.
I have a ton of these things, lets talk.Still a broke grad student, haven't started balling outta control like most of y'all. What's the best way to remove pit stains and collar yellowing?
Scrub your neck in the shower. Seriously. I got one of those sonic face scrubbers a few years ago and when I started using it on my neck, I never saw stains on my collars again. The best way to get the stains out is not getting them in the first place...