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According to A Cleaner World (a professional dry-cleaners' site), Here’s how we suggest combating the impact of both perspiration and antiperspirant on your clothes: Check out the ingredients in your antiperspirant, and if it contains aluminum chlorohydrate, which tends to clump in cotton and damage fibers, consider switching to another product – like an aluminum-free or neutral pH type of deodorant. Always allow your deodorant to dry before dressing, which should help with getting it on your clothes. Just as with stains and spills, wash or dry clean your clothes right after wearing to remove as much of both the perspiration and antiperspirant as possible. If stains remain, don’t place the...
Full answer by Stan: https://lifehacks.stackexchange.com/a/22751 (CC BY-SA 4.0).
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