Dappered Affordable Men’s Style blogger Joe breathes new life into his Express 1mx shirts after treating some dark and waxy looking antiperspirant stains with Deo-Go.
Son of a gun. It worked. I don’t want to sound like some state fair huckster, but it worked well enough that I’m now wearing both of those shirts with sweater vests again. Pits showing and all.
Before. Darkened by the anti-perspirant.
After. Up close on the blue shirt's under arm seam. Darkness = gone.
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I should mention, I tried a bunch of other methods on various clothing before ordering the Deo-Go: vinegar, Shout, OxyClean, chlorine bleach, oxygen bleach, baking soda, salt, dish detergent, denture tablets, lemon juice, you-name-it. Some processes made the stains worse, some helped a little bit.
Deo-Go was the only thing that really worked.
Amazon.com Reviewer - Furry Girl
In the past, I just tossed a shirt when the white [deodorant / antiperspirant] buildup gets too heavy.
I did my first round of Deo-Go on some shirts tonight, and I was impressed. Awesome on black cotton shirts!
G – Ro (from Pinterst)
I had resigned myself to not wearing white as often and having to replace white shirts fairly regularly.
This product really worked to remove the yellow stains.
I’ve also tried it on a few colored clothing items and found it also worked on them and didn’t affect the color or fabric. I will definitely buy more of this product.
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