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Sun, May 10, 09 at 16:20
| I lurk here as lot - but this time I really have to ask! I've searched all over GW and can't find an answer. Today I was filling up my car and the nozzle splashed. Gasoline all over my clothes. I know enough not to put it in the dryer after it's washed, but what do I do about washing out the smell? I really hate the smell of gasoline. My old and dear jean jacket is now in a plastic bag outside the door, waiting for your wisdom.......batya |
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| Wash it. If you dont want to use the dryer hang it on a plastic hanger somewhere to dry. |
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| Fresah air and sunshine are the only solutions I would use on this. Hang it outdoors on a sunny breezy day. |
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