EVEN though the summer sun might be a welcome change to the dull, drizzly weather we're all used to, it does bring with it the possibility of sweat stains.
Unless you sit in front of a fan all day, there's not a lot you can do to avoid sweating when you're out and about.
But when it comes time to remove the sweat stains from your clothing it can be easier said than done, especially they're white clothes.
Luckily fan's of cleaning pro Mrs Hinch had the perfect solution to removing stubborn sweat stains.
This comes after one keen cleaner wrote on the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook page: “I’ve been trying to remove these sweat stains but they’ve just turned yellow.
“I’ve no idea what to do and some of these t-shirts cost over £100.”
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Sweat stains happen because of a chemical reaction between the sweat and things like deodorant that are on your body.
Even though sweat itself is colourless when it mixes with other chemicals it can leave grim yellow stains on clothes.
Of course, the first port of call when this happens is to chuck the stained clothing into the washing machine, but sometimes this doesn't get them out.
And if you don't have time to wash your favourite white t-shirt you can be left in a bit of a sticky situation.
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One cleaning fan shared his trick, writing: "In the past I have used white vinegar. I poured it on the pits and rubbed it in.
“Then wash on a 60 degree wash with Napisan added to the pre-wash. Then dry it out in the sun as that’s a natural bleach, it worked for me.”
Another agreed, saying: “Pour neat white vinegar and then wash as normal.”
One cleaning whizz said: “Easy way to remove lots of stains is white vinegar, I use a spray from Wilko.”
For the trick to work effectively, it's best to let the vinegar soak in for around 30 minutes before rinsing off.
Vinegar can be bought for as little as 80p and will also work to deodorise any nasty smells that linger on the clothes, which is always a bonus.
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Elbow grease is a must for the best results too, One person explained: “Use Elbow Grease and soak, keep rubbing together every so often to help it all break down.
"After that I would wash on a 60 degree wash with a scoop of Pink Stuff Oxy Powder on its own or with other whites.”
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