RE: Getting Cooking Smell out of Uniforms
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By Uncle T'Dub (Guest Post)
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Hottest setting on washer, Tide w/ Bleach and 3/4 to 1 cup of Simple Green cleaner/de-greaser. Works Wonders.
Posted on 09/27/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Getting Cooking Smell out of Uniforms
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By lisa riselli (Guest Post)
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children put a garlic in the tumble dryer and it stinks of garlic washed the clothes 7 time and also with vinger how do u get rid of the smell please help
Posted on 06/13/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Getting Cooking Smell out of Uniforms
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By YOBABY036 (Guest Post)
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I tryed everything. Nothing worked. However, then I tryed Lestoil. Had not used it in years but it worked. Only a little in the washer with detergent and soaked and washed them. Then had to wash them again in detergent and a little bleach to get rid of the Lestoil smell. So only need to use a little bit. They came out clean smelling finally. (I used the no scent detergent seemed to work better than mixing smells) FINALLY SMELL CLEAN THOUGH.
Posted on 09/17/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Getting Cooking Smell out of Uniforms
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By yobaby036 (Guest Post)
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I don't have the answer I have the same problem. A cloth with cooking oil got in the laundry and the clothes smell. I too have tryed everything. Does anything really work. Did something above work for you??
Posted on 09/07/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Getting Cooking Smell out of Uniforms
Hi,
Have you tried soaking them in baking soda and/or white vinegar and using the hottest water that is safe for the fabric? The reason the smell doesn't come out of your clothing is that it picks up grease spatters. You have to get the grease out to get rid of the smell. You might also try a product called soda ash. I'm not sure where to get it these days, but it is commonly used on clothing by oilfield workers. Borax is something else you can try, it is found in the laundry product aisle of grocery stores. Or you might try getting hold of some Fulsol, made by Fuller Brush. It is concentrated, so mix it with water and soak the garments. Another thing I have used is waterless hand cleaner to remove grease and it works pretty well. It's also cheap; you can get it for about $1.00 a can at Wal-Mart or the Dollar Store. For a bad spot, I use an old toothbrush to rub it in. Let sit, then wash in the hottest water that is safe for the material. Hope some of these ideas help.
Mary
Posted on 02/25/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse
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