The plan is still on for us to go to Orlando tomorrow. I have doctor appt. for Big Brother today to see what is up with this fever. I hope we find whatever it is rather than it just being viral. I just get worried.Here's the situation: I'm wearing a sleeveless ruched wrap top--so cute. I already got a little bit of deoderant on it somehow when I tried it on. HOW DO YOU GET IT OFF SAFELY? I don't want to wash it before we go. My deoderant--Secret Invisible Solid--says it is invisible, but it's not. I need some that is, and with a quickness.
So--
#1. How to get deoderant off black shirt safely?
#1. How to get deoderant off black shirt safely?
#2. What deoderant is really invisible? (And I don't like that drippy stuff, but if it is what really works, then I'll do it.)
5 comments:
What's the shirt made of? You can probably dampen a cloth (do something lint-free, so you don't end up with a bigger mess) and wipe it off. I think most materials will be fine. I've done this before & just taken water on my hand and wiped it off and have been fine.
I just tried Dove and it does seem to be more invisible than others. It's a solid and not goopy.
Good luck - I know you've been looking forward to this trip.
Rub it with dry pantyhose, it work's the same way these do: http://www.gal-pal.com/products_gal_pal.php
I use Degree invisible. They say "little Black dress proof", I have had great luck. Apply it and wait about 10 minutes before getting dressed. (If I get dressed immediately there are always smudges.)
Damp black or dark towel works well on getting them out. Just rub.
Have fun.
I second what K said. I bought those (Gal Pal Garment Deodorant Removers) for my sister at the Container Store and she swears by them.
Thank goodness for this advice, I have the same problem over & over with any deodorant I use. it drives me crazy!
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