Comments on: Destinkification Projekt Results http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/2008/08/destinkification-projekt-results.html/ Kenji's sorta Cat 3 Racing/Interviews/Cause & Effect/Misadventures Blog Fri, 05 Dec 2008 11:07:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Sara http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/2008/08/destinkification-projekt-results.html/#comment-4242 Sara Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:35:27 +0000 http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/?p=2138#comment-4242 Late to the party, but my tried-and-true remedy for removing fish cannery stink is a can of 7-up or Sprite mixed in with the laundry -- add it to the water with the soap and voila. (Vinegar works too, but then your clothes smell like vinegar.) Late to the party, but my tried-and-true remedy for removing fish cannery stink is a can of 7-up or Sprite mixed in with the laundry — add it to the water with the soap and voila. (Vinegar works too, but then your clothes smell like vinegar.)

]]> By: Jim Stuck http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/2008/08/destinkification-projekt-results.html/#comment-4216 Jim Stuck Mon, 11 Aug 2008 00:31:04 +0000 http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/?p=2138#comment-4216 I use Win detergent and when you first switch to it, it takes a couple of washes to get the smell out. After that if yuo use it on a regular bases it keeps the smell out. I use Win detergent and when you first switch to it, it takes a couple of washes to get the smell out. After that if yuo use it on a regular bases it keeps the smell out.

]]> By: Mike http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/2008/08/destinkification-projekt-results.html/#comment-4209 Mike Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:53:29 +0000 http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/?p=2138#comment-4209 Tried vinegar & baking soda? Together? Those were the instructions on my son's Erupting Volcano science kit (along with - "wear protective eyewear", and "use with adult supervision"). I'll give the spray n wash a try. I still think the baking soda soak works though. Perhaps you generate microbial-resistant stink germs? Tried vinegar & baking soda? Together? Those were the instructions on my son’s Erupting Volcano science kit (along with - “wear protective eyewear”, and “use with adult supervision”).
I’ll give the spray n wash a try. I still think the baking soda soak works though. Perhaps you generate microbial-resistant stink germs?

]]> By: stoked i am http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/2008/08/destinkification-projekt-results.html/#comment-4206 stoked i am Thu, 07 Aug 2008 04:17:40 +0000 http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/?p=2138#comment-4206 Most important: don't put your cycling clothes in the dryer--it only locks in the stinkification forever. Most important: don’t put your cycling clothes in the dryer–it only locks in the stinkification forever.

]]> By: MattD http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/2008/08/destinkification-projekt-results.html/#comment-4205 MattD Thu, 07 Aug 2008 03:50:06 +0000 http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/?p=2138#comment-4205 Did you try using plain old white vinegar as the fabric softener and just your regular detergent? Did you try using plain old white vinegar as the fabric softener and just your regular detergent?

]]> By: Saul http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/2008/08/destinkification-projekt-results.html/#comment-4204 Saul Thu, 07 Aug 2008 03:41:09 +0000 http://www.veloreview.com/obra3/?p=2138#comment-4204 Kenji - You obviously have some time on your hands! :-) Thanks for the suggestion. I have a couple offending jerseys that could use this. Saul Kenji -

You obviously have some time on your hands! :-)

Thanks for the suggestion. I have a couple offending jerseys that could use this.

Saul

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