Scrubbing at a barbecue sauce stain could actually make things worse. Instead, follow a few simple steps to ensure you're not ...

Spotting grease on your favorite shirt might be upsetting, but there's hope for getting that pesky stain out. All you need are two household ingredients.

Place a couple of squirts of dish soap into a small container. Add baking soda to the dish soap to form a paste. Take a ...

Grab a pair of nylon stockings and gently rub the fresh deodorant stain. If the stain is particularly stubborn, Martinez ...

Make a paste of baking soda and water (3-to-1 ratio). For extra power, add a splash of white vinegar or lemon juice (about a ...

Removing stubborn sweat stains can be a pain. However, one TikToker shared their affordable and effective solution for ...

Before we learn how to remove deodorant stains, though, let’s remember why you get left with them in the first place. “The white residue you see comes from your deodorant’s antiperspirant ...

My clothes have seen it all, from red wine to pasta sauce and ink stains. Over the years, I've lost a number of garments to stubborn stains that didn't come out in the wash.

Getting a stain on your shirt is a pain — especially if it doesn't wash out. Clothing company Threadsmiths claims to have a solution with cotton shirts that supposedly repel stains.

The Ramen T-Shirt effortlessly fights against stains, with broth splatter simply removed with a bit of water and a napkin. Although the shirt is not tested with any other food, but it is expected ...

You’ll be able to buy the shirt at Starbucks stores and Nordstrom’s. Or, you could go to Walmart, buy a 5-pack of white T-shirts for $13.46 and stain your own clothing.