If you decide to repair your car yourself, then in addition to certain benefits and pleasure from self-repair, be also prepared for some negative consequences. For example, the most common of these is the stubborn smell of gasoline. You can cope with this problem.
Instructions
Step 1
Buy an expensive powder. Large supermarkets and even hardware stores now sell many special products for removing oil stains and removing the smell of gasoline. If you are not sure what exactly you need, contact the seller or consultant of the shopping center. They will be able to give you more detailed information about each of the products present, which will help you make the right choice.
Step 2
Use the purchased solution or powder according to the instructions. As a rule, it can be used as a regular detergent, adding or completely replacing the usual composition. Remember that it is better to put a little than a lot, as the excess of the product may not wash off, but damage the fabric.
Step 3
Use cheaper means if the above method does not work for you. Try soaking your clothes in a strong solution of lemon juice and plain water. Two lemons, cut and carefully squeezed, should be enough for one shirt. A jumpsuit made of dense fabric will take three or even four. Pre-heat the water and soak your clothes in it. After the temperature has subsided slightly, squeeze out the right amount of lemon juice and stir in the water. 5-10 minutes should be enough, and after that you can simply rinse things out by hand or using a washing machine.
Step 4
Use herbal oils if this doesn't work. Incense will also smell long enough, but smelling an orchid is better than benzene. Pour a bottle of oil into a bowl and dip your clothes into it, leave them for 30-40 minutes. Then rinse and dry thoroughly.
