Everyday Cheapskate: Solutions for Stains on Shirts and Windows

Everyday Cheapskate: Solutions for Stains on Shirts and Windows
Rather than using bleach to remove perspiration stains from white T-shirts, you can try other options, such as white vinegar or hydrogen peroxide. horiyan/Shutterstock
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From time to time, I reach into the proverbial “Everyday Cheapskate” mailbag and pull out a few of your questions to answer here. My goal is to select questions that will have wide appeal. But when the question arrives with a photo showing me the problem, that gets my attention in spades.

Dear Mary: My husband wears white undershirts, and no matter what brand or fabric content, they get gray blotches in the wash.

Mary Hunt
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