A short how-to YouTube video (creator: kind-iguana) demonstrating simple ways to remove deodorant marks from shirts. The speaker shows a small gadget (promised link) and offers pantyhose as a DIY alternative, explaining that friction from a dry, spongy material or pantyhose rubs the deodorant off and advising viewers to check in a mirror to target marked areas.
Do you get deodorant marks on your shirts when you put them over your head? All right, here. This is a handy gadget which I will link for you. But if you don't have this, you know what else works? Pantyhose. You can use pantyhose and do the exact same thing. So basically, you need the friction there to rub out the deodorant. And if you look in the mirror, you can do an even better job making sure you get the parts that got deodorant on it. I think I need to do a little more work there, but basically you get the gist. This, like, almost like a dry, spongy thing or pantyhose.
