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Getting rid of the smell of petrolI went to the garage yesterday evening and there was petrol on the ground which got onto the bottom of my trouser legs. Didn't notice until I got home and went to change trousers. I have laundered them today but they still smell strongly. Does anyone have any hints for removal of petrol smell??? Thanks.
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If you air them outside for a few days a lot will evaporate as it is volatile. |
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Don't really know but I think leaving outside in the air will remove the majority of the smell. |
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Will try hanging outside today - thanks! |
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