Removing stains for men

Throughout the day, there is a constant risk of stains. It starts with breakfast when you drink a cup of coffee, and lunch requires complete focus to avoid spending the rest of the day at the office with stains. Even on weekends, when toasting, you try to avoid stains. That's why Suitable makes you a stain expert! Coffee, beer, wine, grease, toothpaste... Don't throw your shirt in the trash, but tackle it right away with our tips and tricks for removing stains!

Which stain do you want to remove?

Removing deodorant stains

Deodorant keeps unpleasant odors away. A downside is that it can cause white or yellow stains on your clothing.

How do deodorant stains occur?

White stains come from the deodorant itself. Deodorant leaves white marks when you put on a shirt before it has dried. You can often remove these easily by patting the fabric with your hands. Yellow stains, on the other hand, are caused by a chemical reaction when body oils, sweat, water, and the ingredients of the deodorant come together.

How do you remove sweat stains?

After washing, white stains are usually gone. There are many products that claim to remove yellow stains. Before buying one, you can try one of the following remedies:

Spray some dishwasher rinse aid on the stains, let it soak briefly, then put the garment in the washing machine.
Soak the garment in cleaning vinegar for several hours. Then wash according to the instructions.
Rub the stain with a bar of gall soap and then put the garment in the washing machine.
Put three aspirin tablets in a bowl and add half a cup of warm water. Let it soak for two to three hours and wash the shirt according to the instructions.

Are the stains stubborn? Use a toothbrush to scrub the sweat stains with vinegar and water, or read our 7 extra detailed tips for removing sweat stains from your clothing.