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Has anyone successfully removed deodorant stains from woollen jumper?

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Ponymagic · 18/02/2016 21:40

I could weep ... my lovely (newish) and absolute bargain Jaegar sweater has a white patch at each armpit .... grrrr. It's been hand washed and machine washed but stains still there. Any solutions please?

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SquidgeyMidgey · 18/02/2016 21:45

If you're using a liquid detergent for delicates you could apply it neat, leave for 10 mins and then rinse well. I've done that on ketchup (thanks friend of DS...) on a merino sweater and it shifted it.

Ponymagic · 18/02/2016 21:48

Shall try that in the morning, thank you Squidgey - well worth a shot.

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SquidgeyMidgey · 18/02/2016 22:09

I'd probably chuck it in the washing machine to rinse (full wool cycle). I hw mine as it has bits sewn on and can't be machined but the machine rinse would swoosh it about a bit more.

LemonShizzleCake · 18/02/2016 22:13

I have successfully used Vanish stain bar in this situation with no ill effects - run the stains under cold water, rub the bar in to get a bit of a lather and rub it together gently. Then leave it to sit for 15mins or so and then machine wash (no need to rinse it first) on wool cycle with usual detergent.

You can get the Vanish bar in most supermarkets, Robert Dyas etc, and I find it works better than the powdered versions. Good luck!

Ponymagic · 18/02/2016 22:17

Thanks Lemon ... will try that too Smile

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