To remove Wild deodorant stains from clothes, especially dried, yellowish marks, a highly effective method involves creating a paste using baking soda and water.
Removing Deodorant Stains with Baking Soda
One proven method for tackling deodorant stains, particularly those stubborn dried and yellowish ones often left by natural deodorants like Wild, utilizes a simple household ingredient: baking soda (bicarbonate of soda).
This technique works by using the abrasive and alkaline properties of baking soda to break down the stain components. Here's how to apply this method:
- Create the Paste: Mix three parts bicarbonate of soda with one part water to form a thick paste.
- Apply to Stain: Rub this paste directly onto the stained area of the fabric.
- Allow to Sit: Let the paste sit on the stain for a couple of hours. This gives the baking soda time to work on the residue.
- Wash: After the sitting period, wash the garment in a hot water cycle. Always check the fabric care label to ensure it can withstand hot water.
This baking soda paste method is specifically recommended for dried, yellowish deodorant stains, making it a go-to solution for this common clothing woe.
