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Tide Solution for Deodorant Stains posted by Tide
1) Brush the excess stain off the surface of the fabric.
2) Rinse in cold water to dilute the stain.
3) Wash in warm water with 1 use of Tide®. Try Tide® with Febreze Freshness™.
4) If stain remains, repeat steps before drying. Before treating any garment, refer to the instructions on the care label. Always test solution on a hidden area first. If treating washable silk or wool, follow basic instructions, but hand wash.
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Love the pantyhoseposted by JULIE

I just bought a silky black top for our wedding anniversary. I got in the store a few minutes before it closed, hoping from the bottom part of my heart to find something nice for the evening, and the only dress shirt that came in my size was stained with deodorant all over...! :( I hesitat

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The Easiest and Quickest Deodorant Fixposted by Lizzie

All you have to do is use a blow dryer and run the hot air right over the deodorant stain. It'll disappear like magic and you won't have to wait for anything to dry.

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USED DRYER SHEETS!!!posted by Allie

after using your dryer sheets w/ regular laundry save them somewhere. when you get those deoderant marks rub your used dryer sheets and they'll be gone.

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Give it the hoseposted by Kathleen

I saw on "queer eye" that all u need is panty hose. Just ball it up and rub it over the affected area and it's gone!

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Wipe away those pesky white deodorant stainsposted by Over Thirty Mommy

Don't you hate it when you are in a rush to get dressed and in your hurry you get white deodorant all over the black shirt your were going to wear?

Don't fret anymore! Simple remover the shirt or dress, take a baby wipe and swipe across the stain until it is gone. Let dry

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Rub out Deodorantposted by Melissa

To remove white deodorant stains from your clothing take a pair of pantyhose and rub on the stain.

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Get rid of pesky deodorant stains in a flash!!posted by Katrina Brandenburg

The best way that I have found to remove deodorant is quite simple!
All you have to do is use a pair of pantyhose and rub it along the deodorant. That is it, the deodorant is gone!!!

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Remove Deoderant Residue with Baby Wipes!posted by Corrin Foster

A simple way to remove white deodorant stains from dark fabrics is with a baby wipe. Simply let the deodorant residue dry, blot with a moist baby wipe, and let air dry.

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Quick fix: fabric on fabricposted by sheri

If you get deodorant on your shirt while you're getting dressed, simply rub the fabric against itself over the stained area & it most of it will come right out.

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Baby wipes for deodorant stainsposted by e2bubba

If you get deodorant on your shirt accidently after putting it on, just lay the shirt flat and pull the stained area taut. Take a baby wipe and rub it across the stain repeatedly until the stain is gone. Make sure not to get the shirt too wet. Allow the shirt to dry before putting it ba

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