Say Goodbye to Yellow Sweat Stains from Clothes: The Secret to Snow-White Fabrics!

Regularity:
If your clothes regularly have a problem with sweat stains, it is worth using this method as a preventative measure. Regular cleaning, especially on hot days, will help keep your clothes in good condition for longer.

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Material protection:
Always test on an inconspicuous part of your clothes before using any cleaning method, especially if the material is very delicate. Baking soda is safe for most fabrics, but it doesn’t hurt to do a little test.

Storing the paste:
It is best to prepare the baking soda paste just before use. If you have leftovers, do not store it for longer, as it may lose its cleaning properties. It is best to use it right away.

Variants:
Baking soda + vinegar:
If you want to enhance the effect of the paste, add 1 tablespoon of vinegar to it. Vinegar has natural disinfecting, bleaching and odor-removing properties. It works great in combination with baking soda, helping to fight difficult stains.

Baking soda + hydrogen peroxide:
If the stain is very stubborn, you can add some hydrogen peroxide to the paste. This is an effective solution for white fabrics that require a stronger bleach.

FAQ:
1. Does this method work on all fabrics?

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