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Any time you use a deodorant or antiperspirant, you will leave traces on your clothing. Sometimes those traces can build up to unsightly blemishes, especially on light colored fabrics. There are several steps you can take to prevent this sort of buildup from becoming an embarrassment.

Start by not washing your clothes in cold water all the time. Read the care label and use the highest temperature water safe for the garment. If the fabrics will take it, wash in hot or warm water every third or fourth time you wash your garments. White cotton undershirts will especially respond to the hot wash.

Be sure to use a detergent that is good at cutting the oils from your body. Just as with dish soaps, some laundry detergents are not very good at breaking up your natural oils. Many antiperspirants and deodorants contain oil-like substances, or glycerin, to make them stick to your skin. A good detergent can help to break those up in the wash, even in cold water.

The simplest thing of al is to be sure to allow your deodorant or antiperspirant to dry before you don on any clothes. This will keep the exposure to your fabrics to a minimum throughout the day.

Simple solutions often save valuable time and resources when you are considering your laundry.

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