will this make any yellow stains on white clothes?
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No - yellow staining actually comes from sweat itself not the deodorant, so if you sweat profusely there may only be minimal resolution but this brand has proven quite good so far!
1972263
No. Yellow stains are caused by the aluminum in anti-perspirants and as this product does not contain aluminum, it should not cause staining.
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Sweat doesn't cause staining, not sure where Daryck got that idea. However, products with unrefined shea (which is a yellowish color), a product used in many natural deodorants, can. I used to make my own deodorant with unrefined shea butter and it stained my clothes.
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I am using it on white aneline leather. It's working well with no discoloration problems.
758146
I would never recommend using bleach to keep whites nice and bright. I've found that Oxi Clean Laundry Stain Remover works beautifully to remove red wine stains.
481122
Great cleaner when nothing else works. I never used it in cloth but would try it only on something white. I believe it would remove color.
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this is a pretty specific question. I don't really know if it will stain a white swimsuit, but I can tell you it hasnt "stained" any of my clothes thus far. If your clothes are dark and you get some on them, it does make it white-ish, but it washes off.
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Have you tried White Bright? I just read about it in a blog and found it here on Amazon. It says it can do this, in the description, Going to try it for something white with a red stain that also bled. Let me know if you found something that works though? Thanks! : )
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No. Use the clear gel one, it lasts longer and protects against stains on white t-shirts. the white one (powder) doesnt last long, is a bit chunky and generally inferior.
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If the sofa is real leather I dont see why you couldn't. The manufacture claims that it could cause some discoloration on lighter leathers but I have never experienced any discoloration on my white leathers!
92561
It is not clear as water, but it is only slightly yellowish (more like diluted apple juice). We did not have any issues with it staining our baby's clothes.
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I have used it with whites and colored oxford shirts successfully, but it drained the color from a pink waffle knit shirt, so be careful. Go to their website for laundry hints.
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I have sprayed it lightly all over my clothes - not drippy wet of course - and have not noticed any staining. But, then, I don't go into the woods wearing clothes that I really care about - mostly jeans and long sleeved shirt. This stuff smells better than it actually works, so keep that in mind.
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I didn't have any yellow stains when mine arrived. However, yellow may appear over time but So you may want to exchange.
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My experience with "Iron Out" is that it will take red stains out of almost anything. In one instance, I used it on a towel that had become bright orange with a little red mixed in; After an overnight soak in Iron Out powder with a tad of laundry detergent mixed in the water, I had an immaculate white towel - couldn't believe my eyes! My towel was cotton terry so I can't vouch for polyester, which I assume is the fabric of baseball pants. Good luck! You could also try a paste of plain ole table salt mixed with cold water on the stain. That works wonders for a blood stain - the stain disappears almost instantly.
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Perhaps if diluted. I personally use this for very tough stains (clothing) and it works, even if the stain has set in.
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I don't use this for my regular laundry much, just cloth diapers. I use it to remove detergent and ammonia build up and it works like a dream. It does a great job on my white towels but was not able to get old dingy marks that get left behind the hand towels. Honestly, your best bet would be to fill a squirt bottle with half lemon juice half white vinegar 9% if you can get it, and spray the spots all over saturating them and set them in direct sunlight all day maybe even 2 days. Then was again with detergent and oxyclean. if you have hard water and you don't treat it, be sure to add calgon or just 1/4 C regular salt. That should get out the sweat stains. This works on pit stains in undershirts as well.
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I have not encountered any white stains or yellowing from this product. I always have on a white undershirt at work, so many hours of reference to check this peaceful patchouli out. It works wonderfully and I will never stray from this brand and scent.
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To get it really white you have to bleach it then use this but this will tone down the yellow/gold tones. It will not lighten it at all.