Yes using baking soda will stop your clothes from getting that blue tinge that comes from the aluminium in regular deodorants and yellow stains as well.
Removing them is tough but can be done. I tried every method out there and the only one that works for me was oxi-clean. Art of maniless taught me that one. I used vinegar, baking soda and hydrogen peroxide. Spent a shit load of time scrubbing the areas with tooth brushes and nothing came out. The peroxide actually turned my shirt a yellowish tinge. I experimented with one shirt and used all the different methods 3 times each on the same area and not one area got any better. Then I washed the shirt in oxi-clean and the stains came out. I bet those stains were at least 2 years old as well.
Removing them is tough but can be done. I tried every method out there and the only one that works for me was oxi-clean. Art of maniless taught me that one. I used vinegar, baking soda and hydrogen peroxide. Spent a shit load of time scrubbing the areas with tooth brushes and nothing came out. The peroxide actually turned my shirt a yellowish tinge. I experimented with one shirt and used all the different methods 3 times each on the same area and not one area got any better. Then I washed the shirt in oxi-clean and the stains came out. I bet those stains were at least 2 years old as well.
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