Pit stains - What to do?

[PWTurbofan]

When I went to move my laundry from the washer to the dryer this morning, someone had already moved my stuff outta the washer and onto the table. And I was noticing that most of my white T's had really nasty pit stains - they always look worse when the T is wet. All I could think is that one of the hot chicks in my building moved 'em and she was probably pretty disgusted.

Thing is, these are some of my favorite T's and I don't want to trash them. I've tried the Internet remedies like vinegar and baking soda and lemon juice, but nothing really helps...And those clothing stain removers - forget it.

Does anyone have any trick they use to clean this shyte up? Or am I fighting the inevitable and need to suck it up and toss these gems?

 

[SoKlueles]

try bleaching them, or use clorox 2
also have you tried shout?

 

[Tres Huevos]

Read this and I think it will help..It's not the sweat making the stains it's your anti-perspirant.

http://www.sweatsolutions.org/SweatSolutions/Article.asp?ArticleCode=51394783&EditionCode=47270790

 

[PICK3]

I hate when people use community washers/dryers and leave their stuff in long after the cycle has finished. Very inconsiderate!

 

[Tres Huevos]

I hate when people use community washers/dryers and leave their stuff in long after the cycle has finished. Very inconsiderate!

Maybe he deserves the pit stains for being inconsiderate..good catch on that one pick3.

 

[jenscats5]

When I went to move my laundry from the washer to the dryer this morning, someone had already moved my stuff outta the washer and onto the table. And I was noticing that most of my white T's had really nasty pit stains - they always look worse when the T is wet. All I could think is that one of the hot chicks in my building moved 'em and she was probably pretty disgusted.

Thing is, these are some of my favorite T's and I don't want to trash them. I've tried the Internet remedies like vinegar and baking soda and lemon juice, but nothing really helps...And those clothing stain removers - forget it.

Does anyone have any trick they use to clean this shyte up? Or am I fighting the inevitable and need to suck it up and toss these gems?

I've never found anything to work effectively - I've had to give up wearing white shirts to work & have to save them for the gym......

 

[PWTurbofan]

Maybe he deserves the pit stains for being inconsiderate..good catch on that one pick3.

Aw shit, you just can't win around here. I mean sometimes, there's legit reasons for being late to make the switch. Damn Internet porn.

Anyhoo, I guess the shirts are fucked...Klueless, I tried bleach and shout and nada...I deserved this. And I deserve the shame I'll feel when I get my stuff outta the dryer and run into the hopefully hot chick who knows about my grimy shirts.

Karma, it is a bitch.

Huevos, thanks for the link. I wonder if just plain ole deodorant would not cause this; screw anti-perspies!!

 

[Tres Huevos]

Aw shit, you just can't win around here. I mean sometimes, there's legit reasons for being late to make the switch. Damn Internet porn.

Anyhoo, I guess the shirts are fucked...Klueless, I tried bleach and shout and nada...I deserved this. And I deserve the shame I'll feel when I get my stuff outta the dryer and run into the hopefully hot chick who knows about my grimy shirts.

Karma, it is a bitch.

Huevos, thanks for the link. I wonder if just plain ole deodorant would not cause this; screw anti-perspies!!

Forget the shirts and just start new using the method I posted, or you might try botox if you have the jack. No sweat no stain.