White T-Shirts and Armpit Stains

[QuoVadis]

Goddammit, I had this perfect white t-shirt, you know, the kind you wear and it always makes you feel BIG in. I pullled it out the other day and I noticed that the damn armpits were turning yellow, stained from deodorant, anti-perspirant, or just maybe my rancid sweat.

WTF? Is there a anti-deodorant that won't ruin your damn clothes? This is like the thrid "best" shirt I've had to reduce to car rag.

 

[Little Rage]

actually had the same problem and now i use Tommy Hilfer deodarant/anti persperant. I've tried anything and everything and this even prevents the yellow stains on white shirts from wal-mart for a shit load longer than any other type i've tried. But i was tired of buying a $20 dollar shirt and having it ruined a little while longer and luckily i came across this. it rather more expensive but smells good and works. I get it from the bon-ton at a mall. only place i've found it that sells it.

 

[Stiffler]

I had the same problem but I switched to old spice high endurance red zone crap and its working pretty good

 

[Honeynut]

I'm starting to feel like an infomercial, all my posts are product referrals
Try oxi-clean, worked on all my favorite tanktops

 

[Super Girl 22]

someone once told me that deodorant that is high in iron will cause "armpit stains" on your clothing.

 

[NYC BOY]

u sweat a lot like most of us
try to buy some bleach and bleach them by washing.
wash them separately and put some bleaching shit inside.

 

[nikolai_bolkov]

Old spice 'original' or 'classic' flavor won't stain.

 

[BatZgirl]

RE:

Just reading your post subject has made me sick

 

[Ninja]

I had that same problem along with excessive pit sweating and I solved both problems by getting an anti-perspirant called Maxim. You can order it from several internet sites for excessive sweating. I was skeptical but the shit works. It costs about $13.00 a bottle.

 

[farmer2001]

Certain Dry

A product called Certain Dry will help
You put it on the night before you are going to 'need it'
The next day, no sweating--well (rather) it makes the sweat come out somewhere else--ie head, feet (other sweat glands)