Summer is the favorite season of thousands of people. It’s finally warm, the sun is shining, we can go for a walk or a bike ride without the stress of being cold or having to put on several layers of clothes. After all, all you need is a pair of shorts and a short-sleeved T-shirt. However, there are also disadvantages of hot weather. When it gets warm outside, they come out like mushrooms after rain.
Heat brings out the worst in us. “Shame squared”
Heat is a real torment for many people. It’s harder for us to function, we’re dehydrated, we have no energy to do anything. We would prefer to stay in a cool house or in the forest. Unfortunately, we don’t always have this opportunity. After all, you have to go to work or shopping. We put on light, light clothes and leave the house. After a while we start sweating. Sweating is good in itself – it allows you to regulate your body temperature. However, its effects are not likely to be welcome. Wet stains on clothes do not look very aesthetic, but their presence is understandable. Yellow sweat stains are worse than that.
Many people fight them as best they can. Others are not even aware of their existence. Yellow spots under the arms look unsightly and – although sweating is natural – may suggest lack of hygiene. Opinions on this subject include the following terms: “disgusting”, “shameful” and the like. However, their presence does not necessarily indicate insufficient hygiene. Even if we wash our clothes, yellow stains on shirts or blouses do not always disappear.
How to remove yellow sweat stains?
There is no shortage of tips on the Internet on how to remove yellow sweat stains. One of the most recommended methods is a home-made mixture from what we often have at hand. You don’t need special preparations, which are expensive in stores. The paste for yellow stains on a shirt, blouse or dress is easy to make. The recipe for it can be found, among others, on an Instagram account called porzadekzglowa. How to remove yellow sweat stains?
– Mix half a cup of soda, a teaspoon of salt and add enough hydrogen peroxide to create a paste. Apply to stains and leave for min. 30 minutes. Throw it into the washing machine and say goodbye to yellow marks once and for all (or until the next wash), says the author.
Source: Gazeta
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