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Underarm sweat stains on your clothing are obvious and quite embarrassing, especially in the summertime. Unfortunately, the stains remain on your garments, unless they are cleaned correctly. Let's take a closer look at understanding underarm damage to shirts and how they can be prevented.
Underarm stains on clothes are caused by a reaction involving antiperspirant ingredients along with your sweat. Armpit stains occur when the proteins in your sweat react with the aluminum and other chemicals in your antiperspirant. Most antiperspirants contain aluminum compounds to reduce wetness. It is the aluminum that causes the build-up and yellowing stain on white t-shirts. The stains don't appear overnight. However, without proper washing after each wear, the stains will start to look yellow on white shirts.
Weak areas and tears show up in the underarm areas of shirts made of cellulose, such as cotton, rayon, ramie or linen.
By understanding the basic science behind underarm stains and knowing how they form, you can resolve the problem of the stain developing on your garments. In most instances, this chemical damage cannot become reversed and mending the affecting area is usually not a satisfactory option.
Mix one cup of white vinegar, half-cup of baking soda, one tablespoon of salt and one tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide into a paste. Use a brush to scrub the paste into the stain and let it sit for about 15 minutes. Then, machine wash per the shirt's instructions written on the care label.
Along with this, there are two ways to prevent underarm stains on your shirts. Both methods have to do with the way you use deodorant. Switching to an aluminum-free deodorant can help tremendously. In addition, after applying any type of deodorant or antiperspirant, allow it to dry before dressing to prevent rub-off on fabrics.
In addition to this, only the shirt owner can prevent this type of chemical damage. You can wash your shirt or bring it to your reputable cleaners thus removing the antiperspirant from the fabric, as soon after contact as possible. For people that have continuous problems, it may become more beneficial to switch to a neutral pH type deodorant rather than acid antiperspirants.
If you notice a lingering odor after washing your stained garment, baking soda can boost the cleaning power of your laundry detergent. Baking soda helps regulate the pH level in the washer's water. And, adding one-half cup to each laundry load helps detergent work more effectively and reduces bacteria levels.
Feel free to take a look at our published blog post to learn more about how to deal with summertime stains. And, contact Red Hanger today with any questions you may have in regards to caring for underarm stains on your shirts.
Need assistance when it comes to underarm stains on your garments? Red Hanger is here to help. Find a location near you today and bring your garments in for professional cleaning.
Plain white shirts... something almost everyone has in their closets. After all, it's the most versatile item in your closet: Whether you're using it like it was originally intended - as an undergarment - or styling it out for everyone to see, a white shirt can transition into an off-white, stained tee pretty quickly.
Here are a few simple steps that you be aware of to ensure your white clothing remains white. Or, bring your white clothing into a Red Hanger location near you to undergo professional cleaning.
Preventing a mess on your white tee is better than having to clean it up. It's a vicious cycle when it comes to deodorant stains; sadly, once those stains set in, they're nearly impossible to remove. A common issue with white shirts is yellow underarm stains. Believe it or not, yellow underarm stains aren't caused by your sweat. They're actually caused by the aluminum found in many deodorant products. Aluminum is great for preventing sweaty pits, but not for keeping your white tee clean, crisp and pristine looking. A reaction occurs when the aluminum mixes with the salts of your sweat, which causes the yellow staining. This happens more often in the summertime.
Feel free to take a look at our published blog post to learn more about caring for underarm stains on your clothing.
It's true... dirty collars can be prevented even before you get dressed for the day. Dirt, sweat and even hair products such as sprays, gels and oils can transfer from your neck to the collars of your shirts. To avoid this, make sure to thoroughly scrub your neck in the shower and rinse it completely of hair products.
Uh Oh... you just noticed a coffee stain on your white shirt. When something like this happens, it's best to take care of it ASAP. The longer you let a stain sit, the harder it is to get out. Using a clean towel, remove the debris, being careful not to spread the mess further.
Take a look at our blog post to learn more information on removing stains. Along with our blog post that specifically talks about removing grease and oil stains.
Duh! This should be a no-brainer, but we'd rather explain it in more detail. Dyes from colored clothing leech out in the wash cycle and can lightly change the color of your white clothes, giving them a dull, grey appearance. Washing your white garments separately will help to preserve the color and integrity of your white clothing.
While cold water is gentler on your clothes and prevents them from shrinking, it's not as helpful for getting rid of stains. Especially on your white garments. Although its recommended to bring your white clothing in to your reputable cleaners to undergo professional shirt cleaning methods, if you wash your clothing at home, hotter temps are better at loosening debris and breaking up oils. But, some materials can't take hotter temperatures and will get damaged. Always be sure to follow the care label's recommended wash instructions prior to washing your white garments.
When washing white garments, make sure to give your clothes enough space. Part of the job of the washing machine is to cause agitation in order to release dirt and grime from the fibers of your clothes. In order to do so, this requires room in the machine. If you stuff the washer with too many shirts, you'll come out with a bunch of shirts that are just wet and dirty, rather than wet and clean.
Although at-home washing methods can help a bit when it comes to caring for white clothing, the absolute best way to care for them is to bring each garment in to your local cleaners. Even if you don't have any stains, your local cleaners will do everything they can to get your whites sparkling. Reach out today with any questions you may have in regards to caring for white garments.
When it comes to caring for your belongings, handbags tend to fall off the radar. If you are someone who thinks that purses don't require any sort of care-taking, think again. In the long run, the wear and tear will become more visible in your purses if you don't take care of them in the proper way. Let's take a closer look at some tips you can follow when it comes to caring for your handbags.
Even though you may have an urge to hang your purse up on a doorknob or a hook after a long day, resist the urge! Hanging up your handbags will ruin the material of the bag, especially if it's made up of leather. Standing the bag upright on a shelf or a dresser is a much better option.
Always keep your handbags in a dust bag in order to keep them our of direct sunlight. In fact, dust bags act a second skin to your luxury bags. It shields the purse from dust, dirt, excessive exposure to sunlight and even insects that find their way into your bag storage compartments!
In most cases, when you purchase a purse online or at a store, it comes with a dust bag. However, if it doesn't, it's super easy to find ec0-friendly dust bags that you can purchase online.
When caring for minor scratches on your bags, try using shoe polish. However, remember that shoe polish is not a permanent solution for stains and eventually will rub off. For bags that are black and brown colored, shoe polish will work great. However, for bags with more bright colors such as yellow or hot pink, you may need to send your bag in to get recolored with dyes specifically made for handbags.
If your bag is made of nylon material, you'll clean it differently than leather. Always gently hand-wash nylon with mild soap. Then, rinse with water. After, press the bag until dry with a large clean towel. Lastly, air dry the bag for a couple of hours.
With leather bags, it is best advised to mix a solution of warm water and dish soap. Then, dip a soft cloth into it. And, gently wipe the leather surfaces. Use a second clean and damp cloth to wipe off the soap. Then, pat dry with a towel. Warm, soapy water will also help remove water stains from your handbags. Keeping this in mind, it's highly recommended to not go overboard when following these steps. Remember, only clean your purse when it needs a refresh!
It's the worst when you accidentally spill lotion or makeup foundation into your most loved purse. It's also a huge pain moving products every time you decide to switch purses. Putting all liquid products such as lip-glosses, lotions, and makeup products into a small clutch makes it easier to stay organized when switching from handbag to handbag.
Using a handbag liner helps protect the interior of your handbag from things like spills, especially if you change your bag often. Not only does a handbag liner protect your bag, but it also provides pockets for more storage space. Along with this, a handbag liner makes it easier to swap out bags quickly.
Caring for your most loves handbags is the number one way to extend their lifespan. Always remember to keep your bags off the floor, and hang it up instead. Follow our guide to ensure your bag remains in its best possible shape. If you have any questions or would like a professional opinion on how best to treat your bag, contact Red Hanger today.
Woohoo! The holidays are almost here! With all the excitement, cheer, laughter, food and gifts comes a few unwanted holiday stains on your most-loved garments. We all know how big of a role food plays during the holiday season and stains are bound to happen with all the excitement. Nothing puts a damper on the holidays like a huge mess on your most favorite outfit or your living room carpet.
Here at Red Hanger we are ready to help you with any stains you may acquire on your clothing, rugs, or blankets this holiday season. Read more to learn about some essential tips to keep in mind in order to stay clean and tidy before the holidays.
The holiday season includes a lot of meal prepping. Therefore, it's super important to always prepare food in advance! Prepping includes the chopping, dicing, sautéing, grating and slicing tons of veggies, meats, and bakes goods. If you are able to do all meal prepping the night before having guests and family over, the chancing of getting a stain on your garment is very slim. By doing this, you are less likely to become overwhelmed and stressed with cooking, prepping and baking the day of your gathering.
Remember, less holiday stress = less holiday mess!
While decorating your cakes and cookies with frosting and food coloring, chances are you may get a stain. Food coloring stains are not super easy to get rid of. You must treat these stains as soon as possible!
First, scrape the excess off with a knife or spoon so it doesn't dry. Second, combine one cup of cool water, one tbsp. of white vinegar and one tsp. of liquid dish soap. Then, pour just enough to cover the stain. Allow the solution to soak for about 15 minutes. Next, take a white microfiber cloth dipped in cool water to blot away the solution along with the stain. However, if the stain remains, then make a solution of one cup warm water, one tbsp. ammonia and one tsp. liquid dish detergent, and that should do it! However, if it doesn't, contact Red Hanger for further assistance!
Ugh! Butter and grease stains are the worst! Although butter and grease stains tend to stick are super hard to lift, by following our cleaning solution, you may have a chance to get rid of it, if you act in a timely manner after the stain occurs.
First, blot the stain immediately with a microfiber cloth. And, be sure to use salt to soak up whatever possible. Never rub the stain! Then, use dish soap (they're made to lift grease) to spot-treat the stain. Rinse on the hottest setting, if possible. Some garments don't do well in hot water, so always follow instructions on the care labels. If it's not working, come to us! We are here to help.
Unfortunately, there is always at least one person who's a bit clumsy and spills red wine all over their clothing and the floor during a holiday gathering. When caring for red-wine stain, always blot it right away with a white microfiber cloth until all of the liquid has been fully absorbed.
Make a quick DIY solution of liquid dish soap (1 tbsp.), distilled white vinegar (1 tbsp.) and warm water (2 cups). Then, blot the stain. If your stain is still not coming off of the surface, contact Red Hanger to help with stain removal.
Remember red wine stains are almost a given when you're having a dinner. Therefore, it might be a smart decision to invest in stemless wine glasses for the holiday season. These wine glasses don't get as easily knocked over and spill.
Hot chocolate and eggnog holiday beverages can leave behind some ugly stains on your clothing garments. And, your beautiful rugs and carpets during the holidays. If this happens, it's super simple to care for the stains!
All you need to do is mix two cups of warm water and liquid dish soap (one tbsp.). Then, slowly sponge the solution into the stain and blot again with a dry microfiber cloth. However, if the stain persists, mix one cup of white vinegar and two cups of warm water. Then, gently work through the stain. Afterwards, rinse the surface again with warm water and blot the remaining moisture with a dry microfiber cloth. If the stain is not coming off after these steps, be sure to contact Red Hanger for assistance.
Red Hanger is here to help keep your most-loved garments and home rugs and blankets clean during the holiday. We want to ensure that you always have the proper resources at arm's reach to deal with unwanted spills and stains that may occur. Be sure to take a look at our published blog post to learn more about how to prepare your home for the holidays!
Dressing well for the office doesn't have to be complicated. You can take a few simple steps towards transforming your wardrobe and your professional working life. By following these tips, you'll be cut above the rest:
Having a shirt fitted doesn't cost much, but it makes a huge difference. Instead of drowning in excess fabric or popping buttons from ill-fitting clothes, spend the extra few bucks and get them tailored to fit you perfectly.
Every man and woman should know how to do laundry properly, work an iron, sew a button, and shine some shoes. Normal maintenance of clothing makes it last longer and look better.
While there are classic items of clothing that never go out of style, there are also good reasons to update your wardrobe once or twice a year. Your boss and collogues will notice your new clothes, and you'll keep your style fresh without getting boring. Take a look at our published blog post to learn more about how dressing better makes you feel more confident as a person.
The latest fashion trends may not be right for you. You may look faded in pastels or tiny in wide-leg pants. It's important to make clothing choices for your personal needs and tastes. Learn how to dress well for your own body type and skin tone. Experiment with colors until you find the ones that make your eyes pop. It's not worth it to chase fashion trends that don't suit you. Your best bet is to stick with classic styles that work for you.
Fashion may not interest everyone, but there's no way around the fact you have to wear clothes to work everyday. If you're smart, you can make your clothes work for you and your professional goals. Whether you're looking for a job or a promotion, dressing well can help you give the impression of success, stand out from your peers, and flatter the right people.
Start small by taking care of the clothes you have, then try getting a tailor, updating your wardrobe, and developing a sense of style. Remember, it's important to dress in a way that's right for you. Don't chase fashion trends and fads. Stick with the classics and learn to dress for your body type and unique characteristics.
Remember, always wash or dry clean winter garments to keep them clean and fresh.
Keep your winter garments clean all year round with Red Hanger Cleaners.
Red Hanger Cleaners in Utah has exceeded expectations in laundry and dry cleaning for over 40 years and we are here to care for all of your most-loved garments! Bring in your winter garments and accessories to a Red Hanger location near you today or contact us to learn more information about our services.
Caring for summer clothes is super important, especially when you are using specific products on your body during the hot and sunny days. People tend to use seasonal products such as sunscreen and suntan lotion that can believe it or not, can damage your summer clothing. Let's take a closer look at a few quick tips to keep in mind when it comes to caring caring for summer clothes.
Not only does deodorant cause fiber damage and yellowing on clothing garments, but it can also weaken the fibers in cotton, linen, rayon, and some synthetic blends, leaving holes during the cleaning process.
Avoid overuse of the deodorant and allow it to always dry before putting your shirt on. Always wash or dry clean garments as soon as possible.
Sunscreen is a naturally oily product, and it contains a chemical called avobenzone. Furthermore, avobenzone is a key ingredient that is used in most sunscreen product. In addition, when avobenzone mixes with chemicals in salt water or chlorine, it can lead to yellowish and dark-brown marks on your clothes. This color loss or change may not appear until after your clothes have already been cleaned.
The overall purpose of self-tanners is to "stain" your skin so you look more darker or tanner. Most tanning lotions contain dihydroxyacetone (DHA). This is a color additive, that colors your skin. That same additive can stain your clothes or any fabric it touches when in a wet form. Therefore, it is essential to focus on caring for your summer clothes when using self-tanning lotions.
Self-tanners will discolor any clothing garment that they get into contact with if you don't take precautions. Light tan, brown, or yellow staining on the cuffs, color fold, neckband, and upon button areas are common areas to see stains.
Washing your hands immediately after following application of self tanners is important. Also, always allow your skin time to dry completely before getting dressed. If the product gets on your clothes, wash them as soon as possible because these stains can be difficult to remove if not taken care of immediately. Furthermore, if you are unable to remove these stains, be sure to bring in your clothing garments to Red Hanger in order to get ahead of your clothes staining.
Avoid staining on your garments by allowing the lotions and spray products to dry before putting your clothes on and always wash your hands as well. This is the number one thing to do when focusing on caring for summer clothes after applying sunscreen.
Chlorine in pools, Jacuzzi's, spas, and hot tubs can damage the spandex in swimwear and make the material weak. All lace, silk, and beaded swimsuit fabrics must stay out of the dryer, the elasticity of swimwear can become destroyed by excessive heat. Lay the swimsuits flat to dry preferably on a drying rack.
Rinse your swimsuit with cold water in the tub after wearing it and always follow the care label's instructions on the garment. Also, be sure to always hang your swimsuits up to dry rather than applying excessive amounts of heat from the drying machine or a blow dryer.
It's essential to get all of your summer clothes cleaned professionally, especially when using products such as sunscreen and suntan lotion.
We do the cleaning for all your garments right here with safe and eco-friendly detergents. Contact us today to learn more about our services.
While it's been a quiet and crazy year for the fashion world, this season has unveiled some seriously bold and stylish spring style trends. For the upcoming Spring of 2022, there's various style trends to keep an eye on!
However, sometimes, finding that perfect outfit that looks and fits perfectly can be a struggle. How do you make sure it's always fun? Simply follow our guide to spring style trends to shop for. You never know, these trends can fit your own personal style perfectly!
A fringe styled hand bag cam put your entire spring look together! This bag is the epitome of the return of '70s fashion and will surely remain top on the list of all spring style trends! Be sure to grab your fringe bag ASAP and style it with your favorite solid color dress or skirt!
Speaking of the 70's, what would a wide leg pair of pants be without a platforms shoe to style it with? Don't worry, your platform shoes don't have to kill your ankles. Thus, keep up with spring trends by ordering yourself a pair of platform sandals that give you the fashionable look without the extra added height!
Inspired by the styles in the 50s and the 60s, the sleek fashion style trend of head scarfs sure is coming back in a big way. Headscarves protect your hair and add a finishing touch to your outfit without overdoing it. Whether its a silky design scarf with flowers or intricate patterns, or even a bold solid colored headscarf, you can't go wrong with wearing it as a pop of style with your Spring outfits. Moreover, when styling this accessory, you can wrap the fabric under your chin in a loose knot, or have it hanging off the back of your head - mix things up by wrapping it around your neck or let it dangle from your bag! There's a countless number of ways in which you can style your head scarf!
Another trend that has continued to dominate the fashion industry are pastel tones. Pastel colors are the perfect option for the spring and they suit a wide variety of skin tones. Moreover, these style trends range from mint green sweaters to an oversized pastel blue or lavender colored trench coat. Thus, by wearing pastel colors throughout the spring season, your outfits are guaranteed to look amazing!
Hello 70's! Wide legged pants are definitely back on the style trends this year, especially wide jeans. Also, whether you are pairing this with the suiting spring style trend for wide leg office look or strutting casual jeans on the weekend- this style is bound to look stylish and hip on all.
In addition, style trends to consider when wearing wide leg pants are cropped jackets and combat boots! For those who are tall, most styles of wide legged pants will suit you.
Yes, it's very fun and exciting thing to keep up with all of spring's style trends! However, it's very important to ensure that all of your clothing garments are remaining clean for the season. Bring in your spring clothing to Red Hanger today for all your laundry and dry cleaning needs.
We do the cleaning for all your garments right here with safe and eco-friendly detergents that glorify the earth! Contact us today to learn more about our services.
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Cooler temperatures are almost among us! Before you know it, it's going to be time to make some room in your closets for your summer wardrobe. It's very important to correctly store your summer clothing so that your clothes aren't damaged for the following summer. Summer clothes are usually made from lightweight, sheer, and more delicate materials and fabrics. Many of these summer fabrics tend to wrinkle easily. However, there are ways to store your summer clothes so that they'll be ready to wear whenever you need them. Let's take a closer look at how to store your summer clothes in the best way possible!
Always wash your clothing prior to sorting them. Don't just toss your summer clothing into a box. By cleaning the clothes before storing them away, you'll ensure that your clothes will remain fresh while in storage. Garments that are dirty will deteriorate with time, and left-over body oils can lead to discoloration and unwanted odors. It is important to follow this cleaning process with your sneakers and sandals as well.
First, begin by sorting your summer clothes into categories and putting them into piles. Divide each pile of clothing into piles of "clothes to keep" "clothes to donate," and "clothes to toss out." At times it's tough to figure out what garment goes in which pile. However, it's important to be honest with yourself-if you didn't wear the item of clothing all summer long, would you really wear it next summer? Ask yourself whether you're willing to spend time and money on fixing a summer clothing piece that's ripped or just looks worn out.
Professionally dry cleaning your summer clothing before they are put away in storage is a must. Small stains are very difficult to remove after your clothes are put in storage during the winter. Stains may also attract bugs that can eat through your garment and ruin your clothing.
Be sure to fold clothes made up of acrylic and poly fibers. Use acid-free tissue between each piece to avoid wrinkling of the garments. Hanging these delicate materials can lead to unwanted stretching. Fabrics such as silk or cotton can be hung up on padded or wooden hangers. Read out blog post "Different Types Of Hangers For Your Clothes" to learn more about choosing the perfect hanger for your garments.
Never leave clothes in plastic garment bags. Always use ones made of cotton instead. Clothes left in plastic bags trap moisture and promote mildew growth. Cotton bags allow your clothing garments to breathe.
Using plastic bins instead of cardboard for folded garments prevents the likelihood of insects getting into the boxes and damaging your apparel.
Lastly, always store your clothes away in a clean, dry, and dark area with an adequate amount of air circulation and ventilation. Avoid storing your summer garments in attics, garages, or basements.
Cotton is a very soft, thin, and breathable fabric. Cotton allows heat to easily escapes from your body so you stay cooler during the hot summer days. However, cotton wrinkles easily. Cotton is also vulnerable to sweat stains by the armpits and collar, especially in light colors like white and baby pink. When cleaning and storing cotton clothing, use cold water to prevent shrinkage of the garment.
For white clothes, always read the label to see if you can add chlorine bleach to whiten the item more or if you should stick to oxygen bleach for brightening the fabric. Never dry cotton garments at high heat in the dryer. Lastly, hang cotton garments to reduce wrinkles.
Linen is also a very breathable fabric that's perfect for the hot weather. It's extremely lightweight and also prone to serious wrinkling. Some people prefer the wrinkled linen look, while others don't. If you prefer the smooth, unwrinkled look, you may want to have the item professionally dry cleaned before storing it for the winter weather. When storing linen summer clothing, keep in mind that linen garments absorb a lot of water during the wash cycle. Dry linen items separately so they don't moisten up other garments.
Along with this, if you choose to iron your linen before storing them, turn the item inside out and use a steam iron! Store all of your linen clothing in a cotton storage bag. This will keep the bugs away. In addition, keep your storage bins in a cool and dry place.
Has there ever been a time where you've taken your bathing suits out of storage and noticed that the colors have faded away and the elastic or fabric has deteriorated? That is due to chlorinated water, sun exposure and sweat. These substances can make your bathing suits more dull, brittle and dry. Follow these tips when washing and storing your bathing suits:
If you are using plastic bags to store your bathing suits, always use vacuum-sealed bags. The vacuum seal bag keeps out any air or moisture that can form unwanted mold or mildew.
Contact Red Hanger today for all dry cleaning needs for your summer apparel before storing them away for the year!
There's a variety of hangers that you can use when hanging up your clothing garments in your closet. Do you use wire hangers? Wooden hangers? Velvet, or plastic hangers? Or, maybe you have a mix of them all for your clothes! Unless you work in the fashion or retail clothing industry, there's a good chance you don't give much thought to the type of clothes hangers you use on a daily basis.
It may surprise you to learn that it does actually matter what type of clothes hangers you use. Depending on the specific type of garment, the hanger can either make or break its longevity. Therefore, it is important to understand which hangers are best to use for your clothes.
Wooden hangers provide better support your clothes and are able to maintain that essential shoulder-mirroring shape over long periods. Wooden hangers will hold your most valuable items while in storage without misshaping the collars of your shirts or stretching suits and most-loved blouses. Because wooden hangers are more durable than plastic or wire, they will support your clothes better. There's no need to worry about your clothes falling off the hanger.
Usually, wooden hangers are wider compared to other hangers and are able to hold their shape. Another benefit that wooden hangers have is that depending on the type of wood used, it can also serve as a pest repellent!
Satin/Fabric hangers are also great for all your delicate clothing. However, they are ultimately used for various kinds of garments. Additionally, they include a padding which supports the longevity of your garments further.
The contoured padding prevents damage and creases to clothing. These fabric-padded hangers are available in multiple different colors of your choice and design options that are ideal for special outfits, delicate dresses, and materials that are prone to creasing. In addition, satin hangers look very elegant in your closet!
Velvet hangers for starters, look much nicer than wire and plastic hangers. Along with this, they offer special design features like notches that keep clothing with straps secured. Your garments are less likely to slip off when hung up with a velvet hanger or wrinkle. Velvet hangers can also work well for cotton garments since they do not leave points in the shoulders.
Metal hangers are much sturdier compared to other hangers and won't bend; keeping your garment structure intact. Also, metal hangers have a stronger design, which allows for storage of heavier items such as winter coats, jackets, and jeans. In addition, metal hangers tend to look much nicer than wire and plastic hangers.
Although, the only negative aspect to this type of hanger is that they are not as widely sold in stores and usually need to be special ordered. Also, they tend to cost a bit more money compared to other hangers.
If you would like to learn more information on picking out the best hangers for your clothing garments, contact Red Hanger today! We are here to help.
