Lily Donaldson and Gemma Ward make doing laundry look glamorous, but for those of us in the real world, it's anything but. Whether you're doing it in a ball gown or not, the reality is that yellow pit stains are one of the things that make the process grueling. They're stubborn and a major pain to remove. Plus, they make you look smelly, certainly not a look a Fabby is going for.
To see how to remove nasty pit stains, read more
Take any aspirin, like Bayer Aspirin Coated Tablets ($5) and drop one tablet in the washing machine before doing laundry. The pill naturally dissolves and helps remove yellow pit stains, and any other stains your clothes may have. Who knew a pill could be so multi-talented?!
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Awesome!
1For real!?
2That is sweeeeet!
Good job!
3I didn't know that. I'm running to CVS
4Yeah that is a much better option for getting those stains out than the other methods I've tried. I once tried to bleach them out and that totally did in my white tank tops for good. Then I heard about the aspirin trick, tried it out and it worked like a dream. Highly recommend.
5That's wacky! I will have to try it.
6will it affect colored clothes?
7wow. Cool idea
8GREAT solution! Thanks for sharing.
9Ditto syako. Is it color safe?
10SOO COOL!
11This solves one of my biggest pet peeves!
So it has to be bayer?
12I just read about this in my latest Lucky Magazine. I'll definitely try this next time the need arises.
13Fab advice. I never have to deal with this but I know people who do.
14It doesn't have to be Bayer by any means. Any aspirin will do. And syako, I'd only use this on whites. xo.
15wow
16Has anyone tried this before? Does it really work?
17Wow Fab great tip!!
18A little too late for the white vest I threw away last week, but I'll remember this for the future!
19I just try to bleach everything. I can't wait to try it.
20In my experience, it doesn't work on really set-in stains too well - like your work-out clothes. The trick I've found for the really bad stains is baking soda, vinegar, and boiling water poured directly on the stain and let it soak for a while, then wash normally.
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