Yellow stains are not only the result of sweat not being removed properly, they can also be caused by poor storage of clothes or overly aggressive deodorants. In any case, whatever the cause, detergents are unlikely to be able to remove stains or marks permanently.
So, if you want to get a good result, you need to be patient and try again and again. Here is the alternative solution, certainly economical, that is most suitable for your goal.
The excellent solution to yellow sweat stains.
To prepare the miracle solution , combine 30 g of sodium percarbonate, 20 ml of water, 15 ml of liquid laundry detergent, 70 ml of carbonate. Mix everything together, the solution obtained can be used immediately as is, or you can let it sit for just half an hour to obtain an excellent result.
What will come out is a dense foam that can be applied directly to the yellow sweat stains. Rub it in for a few seconds and then leave it to act for 20 minutes or half an hour at most. Once the required time has passed, put it in the washing machine and then start washing at 30, 40 degrees at most. The end result will be spectacular, the clothes will be very white, they will be like new again, clean and with an enviable aroma.
Other alternative and hasty solutions
Alternatively you can try to remove sweat stains with hot water, borax and Marseille soap. Then you take a bowl and pour hot water into it, which doesn’t have to be a lot. Then pour a small cup of borax and just a tablespoon of Marseille soap . Mix the mixture and then immerse the item to be removed. Leave to soak for at least an hour. Then wash in the washing machine. The clothes will be very white. Another solution is to fill a bowl with hot water, add salt and lemon (five are enough for 2 liters of water). The items to be removed are soaked and then rinsed. You can also use filtered ash, poured into a large pot filled with water, then after 20 minutes rinse it and wash it with soap. Even in this case the result is amazing, without using harmful products. The situation is different if the yellow stains are caused by deodorants. These are really difficult to remove. In this case use carbonate, just one tablespoon is enough, add 3 tablespoons of water. The solution is sprayed on the areas to be treated and rubbed in. To avoid sweat stains , some preventive remedies can be applied. First of all, to combat sweat it is best to choose a natural anti-stain deodorant that leaves no residue and does its job very well. The best is the one that contains potassium alum.
Then, between your skin and your dress, especially at night, it is best to wear a top, preferably made of cotton. The fabric helps you not to sweat and therefore stay cooler. But above all, it does not stain your clothes.
