We try to give some practical advice for washing the cuffs and collars of the shirts that appear to be the most problematic parts being exposed to perspiration and on which, unfortunately, remain the most obvious signs of everyday use.
If the amount of soil is not among the most obstinate the advice is to use either a pre-treatment that lies quietly at the supermarket, there is spray or roll-on for both whites for colored.
Alternatively baking soda, natural remedy of our grandparents.
In case you decide to use the pre-dealing apply it directly on the stain, let it act for a few minutes, in the case of bicarbonate, once dissolved in warm water, pour directly and let it stand for at least twenty minutes, the door for both solutions with washing in a traditional washing machine.
If you estimate that the stains are stubborn to remove and obvious, in this case you must use a bar of soap Marseilles (the spotting par excellence).
It passes first dry on the stains, then moistens the soap with warm water and is still rubs by hand or with a brush, it is passed to the washing as in the previous phase.
We recommend for the success of being solicitous in stain removal and be vigorous in doing rub though careful not to overdo it, sometimes it's better to make two washes to avoid damaging the same shirt, you should always never exceed, except in cases of very stubborn dirt, washing at 40 degrees, in this way the quality of the fabric will be preserved longer in time.
