Comments on: How to Remove Sweat and Perspiration Stains

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:01:11 +0000

You can use Quick n Brite without any risk or reason to worry. It is not possible for it to bleach or in any way remove the coloring from your shirt. It is all natural and uses enzymes to break apart stains and lift them out of fabrics. It will work just as well on the sweat stains on your shirt, despite the lack of yellowing or color of fabric. It also does not matter that you have washed in the stains. Quick n Brite works on washed in stains too! Your salt stick style deodorant should not pose a problem either as QB has proven to be great at removing salty hard water stains, and virtually and other kind of organic build-up or staining.

By: Kimbelry

Kimbelry — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 17:10:08 +0000

I am looking for a way to remove dark sweat stain from the pit areas of colored t-shirts. I use that salt stick deorderant so not the normal stuff people use that has a bunch of chemical in it. I tried soaking in vinegar and washing but it did nothing. I don’t want the color to be dyed out of these shirts and they have been washed and dryed many times. Can I safely use this without the colors being altered? There is no yellow in the stains they are just dark. Thanks!

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 22:56:51 +0000

Yes. You can use it on any couch, and virtually any other surface as well. It is totally safe and extremely effective!

By: miss ward

miss ward — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 06:43:23 +0000

can u use it on couches

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 22:12:04 +0000

WOW. Sounds like somebody liked the new set of sheets. Certainly Quick’n Brite would work for sweat stains on sheets. Exact fabric type doesn’t even make a difference. Also the fact that you have already washed the sheets will not make it less effective either. Just use the methods outlined above and you will be quite happy with the results. As for the grease stain, you are in luck because Quick’n Brite is also an incredibly good degreaser. For this reason you can use it to clean ovens, kitchen cabinets, oil stains on your driveway, and definitely the greasy stain on your new sheets. Attack the this stain just like the sweat. Pretreat and wash or just spot clean. Either way, Quick’n Brite will be quite effective on this sort of mess.

By: Barbara Lee

Barbara Lee — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 05:33:26 +0000

I just bought some very expensive sheets – blue. My husband has sweated terribly on the pillow case. I did a cold water pre soak and a cold water wash. No luck. Will this product take the stain out? It is covering almost the whole pilllow case. Can I use the liquid product on this stain? Also, will Quick n Brite work on grease stains left from a lubrication product? Thanks.

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:58:02 +0000

This is a pretty normal color for a sweat stain. It is usually a combination of deodorant and sweat causing this discoloration. Quick'n Brite is a great product to use because you never have to worry about it ruining the surface you are cleaning and it works great on just about anything. You can certainly use it with extreme confidence to clean your shirt, and if you continue to use it regularly, you will never have to worry about sweat stains again.

By: Weirdo_with a nasty stain

Weirdo_with a nasty stain — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 03:28:09 +0000

OKay i have a stain from a work shirt that is a light blue. And the stain is turning to a light yellow with hits of blue? Will this work? I cannot ruin the shirt because, its a work shirt i HAVE to wear?

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 17:43:13 +0000

The liquid is mainly for convenience, but the paste will always be slightly stronger for really tough jobs. If mixing into water it is easier to use the liquid. You can always add the paste to water, but you just have to melt it in the microwave first to liquify it. If you are going to just "spot clean" or pre-treat the hat, then you may be better off with the paste. Either version will clean your hat, and it really comes down to personal preference. You can always go with our kit and get both versions of the cleaner. As for colors smudging together; that is not something you will need to worry about. Quick'n Brite is safe to use on any color fabric, and will not cause a problem on the black part of your hat.

By: Joseph

Joseph — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 01:49:54 +0000

1 more question.. Is the liquid Made for small stains or the bigger house stains? The paste seems more appropriate for my small hat.

Other than that I got just about all the information from you I need, Thank you for your time and patience.

By: Joseph

Joseph — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 01:42:04 +0000

I see you have some Q@B liquid concentrate, that would be best for me to use, I love the hat and would like it to be as good as it was before.

It also has black logos on the right side of it, will the Liquid smudge the colors together?

I know I ask alot of questions.. I just like to be sure about whatever I buy, Thank you for your time!

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 17:43:17 +0000

The best place to start would be using a heavy solution in a spray bottle. Simply mix aprox 3tbs of the the cleaner into a quart sized spray bottle. It is easiest to use the liquid or the paste can be used if is melted first. Once you have the cleaner diluted, simply spray it on the stain, let it sit for a minute, and then buff the area clean with a dry terry cloth towel. You will see the stain transfer from your hat to the towel. If it is a tougher stain, just use the paste or liquid full strength on the stain. If this is a washable hat, you could also apply the cleaner and let it sit overnight, and then send the hat through the laundry the next day. Remember: Quick'n Brite is safe for practically any surface, and it is totally safe for it to touch your skin, or be used around kids and pets. Beyond that, it is incredibly effective, and super easy to use.

By: Joseph

Joseph — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 01:43:18 +0000

So how do I go about applying the product? And how would a wash it out?

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 17:29:40 +0000

Believe it or not. YES. Quick’n Brite can be used to safely remove all three of these stains. Simply approach the other two in the same manner as the sweat stain. The footprint should be even easier to remove than the perspiration. Once again though, this cleaner is completely safe to use on this type of job, and you run no risk of ruining your hat in the process.

By: Joseph

Joseph — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 03:07:32 +0000

So.. I have a white hat that has sweat stains.. And has been stepped on so has a black foot mark over it.. Kids.

Would this work on the sweat stains AND the foot print?

Theres another red stain on the back of the cap and dirt stains across the stiches. This sounds like a good product but will it work with all of these stains?

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 21:42:10 +0000

You CAN use Quick’n Brite every day for this type of application. It can be used as described above to remove tough, set in staining. For daily sweat, just adding it to your wash as an additive would work as well. You could either use it in addition to your current detergent, or as an alternative. The liquid version of Quick’n Brite will be best suited for this application due to convenience. Basically you would just add a small amount of liquid to your washing machine when starting a load. This should give you the extra power necessary to remove those sweat stains. For any really tough stains left over, then try the more intensive cleaning described above. You should not always have to let them sit over night. This method is just the most thorough, so results are easier to guarantee.

By: Debbie

Debbie — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 21:19:28 +0000

This product sounds great, but what about every day use? My husband is on roofs a lot and every day comes home with a sweat-stained hat and shirt. I don’t want to go through the hassle of letting them sit every time. Is there not something out there that you can just add to the regular wash? Borox maybe?

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:29:06 +0000

The only two things that quick n brite isn’t guaranteed to remove are permanent inks and dyes and rust stains. For this reason we can not recommend it for your particular application. It would probably do a good job, but due to the nature of the stain we can’t guarantee success. Most time this cleaner will remove stains that other cleaners have no chance with. A rust stain will be one of the hardest to deal with, but it is not necessarily impossible.

By: Kate

Kate — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 06:41:01 +0000

I have rust on my white skirt because the buttons were made from crappy metal so after my mom washed, there are yellow spots everywhere. Can this product get rid of the rust stains on my skirt?

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 22:11:39 +0000

Absolutely. Quick’n Brite works on stains that other cleaners won’t touch. It can be virtually anything and Quick’n Brite will do the job. The only things it doesn’t remove are permanent inks and dyes and rust. That’s it! Everything else is fair game.

By: Janette

Janette — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 20:29:45 +0000

will Quick N Brite also work on set in stains that are unknown?

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 21:13:40 +0000

Its less of a miracle product, and more just the right product for the job. Some of the results you get from Quick'n Brite seem like a miracle, but thats just because it is a really efficient cleaner. It works simply by breaking apart organic stains and build-up. It then floats it just off the affected surface so it is easy to remove. From the sound of your story, Q&B would work great. Just add some of the liquid to water and let the hat soak over night. The next day you can either launder or rinse clean.

By: CE

CE — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 00:41:19 +0000

This sounds like a miracle product. I have a dark blue cap with white embroidered words, and the sweat stain has bleached out the cap in some areas. Will this work for such a thing ? I have already used detergent to wash out the stain, but upon soaking, it seemed to have disappeared, but when i wrung out the water for it to dry, the stain re-emerged to the eye… not sure if this would work.

By: SimplyGoodStuff

SimplyGoodStuff — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 00:05:39 +0000

From the sound of it, Quick'n Brite would work great. This discoloration is most likely all sweat, and can be easily taken out of the fabric. For your situation it will be best to soak the whole garment since the areas of staining are so large. Simply fill a bucket or sink with hot water, and add Quick'n Brite to it. Make sure the cleaner is fully mixed with the water and then place the gi in to sit over night. If the stains are really bad you can apply some Q&B directly to the stains before soaking. Once it has soaked over night, just launder as usual and the stains should be removed. If there are still areas of stain left, repeat this process, but definitely apply paste to the fabric the second time prior to soaking. We also carry an all-natural bleach alternative that can be used to whiten whites and brighten brights without the need for harmful bleach. It is an all natural detergent booster and stain fighter. This would be used to keep your gi looking great after quick n brite removes the stains.

By: Martin

Martin — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 14:07:18 +0000

I have a Gi that I use when training brazilian jiujitsu and over time it has stained extensively, both gray and yellow, especially on the inside upper back, armpits, neck and other areas. The Gi is supposed to be white, but now it is mostly yellow/gray in many areas. Will Quick n Brite solve this?