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alexw07 aka Alex is a 19.77 year old boy, has been a member since December 8, 2006, has scored 102 submissions, giving an average score of 2.00.

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Mar 11 '07 by alexw07

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about B.F.F. (Best Friends Forever)

I wore this shirt for the first time today and my deodorant seems to have bleached my shirt. This is my first threadless purchase and I don't know what to do. Has this happened to anyone else? It is on a Fruit of the Loom t-shirt. Thanks.

FourtyFour on Mar 11 '07 at 1:17pm

umm....
wash it??

maija on Mar 11 '07 at 1:20pm

I had that happen once and like a bleach stain, there isn't anything you can do about it. (Happened to me with a baby blue AA shirt too. Maybe it's something about that particular dye).

Ever since I've been really careful about putting on deoderant and wearing a trash t-shirt or something else for about half an hour before putting on a shirt that I like.

5 days later

Clitizen on Mar 17 '07 at 11:45am

Paint the shirt with deodorant, to make it even. Y'know?

4 days later

milyn0206 on Mar 21 '07 at 5:38pm

Uh! I hate it when that happens! Well the real solution is to just not wear deodorant. The chemicals in it mix with your sweat and stain the shirt, and it can happen on every color, not just baby blue. You're not going to stink if you dont wear deodorant. I thought I would but it really makes no difference. And I'd rather sweat just a little bit than ruin an awesome shirt.

greenteakilling on Mar 21 '07 at 8:01pm

Hmm... cut out the design and sew it onto a more durable shirt. (: That's what I'd do.

cassiepaige on Mar 21 '07 at 8:18pm

Wear a hoodie with it?
Tell people it's cool in China?
Pretend it's supposed to be there?
Say "AT LEAST I HAVE GOOD HYGIENE!" everytime someone notices?

57 days later

dkline on May 18 '07 at 2:53pm

either use clear deodorant or use deodorant that does not contain antiperspirant.

14 days later

mixtogray on Jun 02 '07 at 12:03pm

^ They said it. It's the antiperspirant. Regular deodorant shouldn't do that. Sorry it happened to you, though.

kiLLyou on Jun 02 '07 at 12:07pm

Use .. Salt Crystal Rocks .. they are the best and do not leave anything plus they are 100% natural

Ste7en on Jun 02 '07 at 12:15pm

im so confused by these deoderant problems (there have been many posts), what kind of crazy shiite do you people put under your arms? if it can bleach your shirt, it probably shouldnt be on your skin and seeping into your pores.

42 days later