Seeing Is Believing! Deo-Go Completely Removed Deodorant & Antiperspirant Stains From My Undershirts

After being on this earth for so long, very few things really impress or surprise me any more. When something does, it’s usually something very innovative or so damn practical, it’s hard to believe somebody hadn’t thought about it sooner. Well this new yellow armpit cleaning and deodorant build-up removing miracle formula, Deo-Go, is a bit of both.

Back in early June, I received the following email:

Hi Tug

I was having a look at your site last night, and I think that our product may be of interest to you.

My husband and I have invented a product called Deo-Go, which is specifically formulated for the removal of antiperspirant and deodorant stains and hard marks on clothing.

My husband had ruined many expensive shirts through deodorant stains, and after trying pretty much all products available on the market today, not to mention a lot of home made concoctions, we realized that nothing was 100% effective, especially on those old tougher stains.  We decided to look at the science behind deodorant staining and came up with our new product at the beginning of this year.

Since this time we have applied for a patent which covers the UK and the USA, and have started selling our product online.  We have had hundreds of orders without any form of advertising, from pretty much every country in the world.  We are now getting second orders from people who are delighted.

As you will no doubt know, staining is a serious problem, and clearly there are many people out there who had the same issues we did!

We have a website if you would like to visit us, which is www.deo-go.com we have actually paid a company to come up with a far nicer website which is much more professional, this should be up and running within the next two weeks.

You will also see that we have a YouTube clip, showing our product and how to use it.

At present we only sell online on our website and Amazon.co.uk but shall soon consider launching an advertising campaign…

Should you be interested in our product then we would be happy to send you some samples.  Our hope is that you would consider mentioning our product on your website, or let us advertise on it (we would need costs for this)…

I hope that this is of some interest to you!  We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Kind regards
Becky

If you took note of what Becky referred to in her email to me, people looking for ways to remove these hard and set-in pit stains would commonly look to the internet for a solution. In fact, I have articles on this very site (viewed thousands of times) that provide a myriad of home remedy concoctions people could try to use to remove those stains. Some of the proposed solutions include ammonia & water, aspirin & water paste, baking soda & water paste, lemon juice, white vinegar, etc.

But the innate problems with all of these methods are two-fold:

1. They all seem very labor intensive to create. Or, if they’re not difficult to make, you have to make a special trip to a couple of stores to find the right ingredients
2. They are not 100% effective (fyi: Although some people claim to have cleaned stains using these methods, I still haven’t seen ANY before and after pictures yet)

Deo-Go was specifically designed for that purpose and is said to be 100% effective. The product sounded so intriguing, I had several email exchanges with Becky and got some sample bottles so I could put Deo-Go to the test!

I tested Deo-Go three separate times. Two times on two separate permanently armpit-stained undershirts and once on one of Mrs. Tug’s stained white dresses (it kinda looked like a brown coffee stain). My setup and steps:

1. Living room tile floor. I put down plastic so I didn’t catch hell from Mrs. Tug.  (3 minute prep)
2. Laid down armpit stained undershirt #1, sprayed both pits with Deo-Go. I’m a guy, so I didn’t wear any gloves. (1-2 minutes)
3. Followed advice on instructions and did a little rub-a-dub-dub scrub in the seam area to make sure Deo-Go covered affected area (1 minute)
4. Let Deo-Go set-in (25 minutes)
5. I hand washed the undershirt so I didn’t have to wait through an entire laundry wash cycle. If you’re lazy, just throw it in the washer. (5 minutes)
6. Put the wet shirt up to the light and looked with shock, awe and amazement as the pits stains were totally gone!
7. Was really surprised it worked so well, so I decided to do steps 1-5 again on a undershirt #2 to make sure this stuff really works
8. About 30 minutes later, I was looking at an undershirt that looked practically new again
9. A few days later I tried Deo-Go on Mrs. Tug’s dress, and it worked equally as well (I just don’t have before and after pictures)

Here’s the series of pictures I took to document everything (undershirt #1 before / after, then undershirt #2 before after, then both undershirts after drying):

Of course, Deo-Go’s use is not just limited to undershirts. Since it’s color-safe, you can pretty much use it on any type or color of garment (undershirt, shirt, blouse). In addition, since a single bottle will treat around 15 garments, it’s a great value too.

Deo-Go is now available from the following websites:

U.S. & Canadian Customers can purchase Deo-Go ($10.50 USD + shipping) from the Get Deo-Go website

The rest of the world can purchase Deo-Go (£6.99 or € 7.69 + shipping) from the UK Deo-Go website or Amazon.co.uk.

By the way, stay tuned here as we’ll be putting together a Deo-Go Giveaway contest in a couple of days!

Well suffice it to say, if I didn’t see it with my own eyes, I would have had a difficult time believing Deo-Go actually worked. Now I’m totally convinced.

7/20/10 Update – I had an email exchange with a reader who wondered if I had any recommendations on what would get out a “waxy/cakey” build-up in the armpit area of his t-shirts. After quick email exchange with the co-inventor of Deo-Go, I wound up recommending that he try it out on his stains. This is what he had to say about it’s effectiveness, and he also sent in a before/after picture:

As far as the Deo-Go, it worked great! Attached is a photo of a before and after comparison, and note that I did need to run some of the shirts through 3 times to get them fully clean (and some still have remnants of gunk, but I ran out of Deo-Go).

First run I just sprayed the inside of the shirt, second time I did the inside and scrubbed, third time a scrub on the outside for the shirts with more stubborn gunk. Have to say, I wasn’t really expecting this to work, but I am now a believer!

The photo is of 2 different shirts, but they were equally gunked up and I wanted to keep a “control shirt” to compare.

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