White spots on clothes most often appear after use of deodorant. It is better to delete them at once, otherwise even after several machine washes they can remain. The old and eaten traces from use of deodorant spoil not only exterior of clothes, but also structure of fabric of which it is made.
Instruction
1. There are several folk remedies of removal of white spots on clothes. The basic principle is that they need to be deleted gradually: from edges to the center.
2. If you have just put such spot on favourite t-shirt, then plain water will help. It is necessary to wet palm and to gradually process the polluted site, and then to dry up this place by means of the iron.
3. Before cleaning clothes, it is better to walk in the place of pollution by brush or to wet fabric around it that after washing there is no visible border of spot left. Using any pyatnovyvodyashchy means, it is necessary to test at first it on small imperceptible for site clothes eye to make sure of safety of use of medicine on the relation to this type of fabric.
4. Some advise to use for removal of traces from deodorant the most normal means for washing of ware. It is possible to use glycerin soap, vinegar or ammonia solution (for old spots) or normal table salt. It can also be used and for soaking of the soiled thing, having made solution in the ratio two parts of water on one part of salt.
5. Besides, today there are many various stain removers which are rather simple for adding when washing. If the spot has eaten already very strongly and it does not manage to be washed even by means of special means in any way, it is possible to rub it with gruel from laundry detergent with water, and then to wet thing at several o'clock, having put one part of powder on two parts of water.
6. To avoid emergence of white spots on clothes and further problems with their removal, it is necessary to use deodorants correctly. Aerosols are applied to clear dry skin, having taken away cylinder on fifteen-twenty centimeters. Then, before putting on, it is necessary to allow deodorant to dry up. Aerosols dry about one and a half minutes, and roll-on and firm deodorants slightly longer – three-four minutes.