The problem of the appearance of spots from sweat is known to each of us. Especially often they appear on the back and under the armpits. It is best to immediately wash them, but if the stains do not go away when washing with soap and powder, you have to resort to more active measures.
How to remove yellow spots from sweat on white?
Light fabrics are more prone to yellowing than others, and to return to them pristine whiteness, one can try one of the "grandmother's" ways:
- Baking soda . It is necessary to mix 0,25 glasses of water with 4 tbsp. spoons of soda and apply the resulting gruel to yellow spots. After an hour, wash the thing in a typewriter or hands.
- Vodka (vinegar) . Mix the water with vodka or vinegar in equal proportions, we spray the dirty areas and wash.
- Hydrogen peroxide . Add 1 liter of water per liter. spoon peroxide and soak the mixture for 25 minutes, then wash and dry.
- Aspirin . Aspirin remove stains of sweat: you need to mix 2 pounded pills medication with ½ cup of water and moisten with a solution of the stain, leaving for a couple of hours, then wash the thing according to the usual pattern. If it was not possible the first time, we put on the stains a thicker slurry of water and aspirin and wait another hour.
- Salt . Dilute 1 tbsp. spoon in a glass of warm water, put on stains and leave there for 2 hours, then wash as usual.
How to remove old spots from sweat?
If the sweat on clothes was not noticed right away and had time to soak up properly and settle on clothes, there are other ways how to remove yellow spots from sweat:
- Vinegar and soda . Soak clothes in a mixture of vinegar (a couple tablespoons of vinegar for five liters of water) for half an hour, then rub the stains with a mixture of soda and water. Next, wash the thing in the usual way.
- Nitrate with lemon juice . First we soak clothes in a solution with vinegar (see item 1), after that we put on a stain a solution of ammonia with water (1 item a spoon on ½ glasses). We pour and apply lemon juice with water (1 tablespoon per ½ cup), soak the stains for two hours and then wash them.