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How do I get the diesel smell out?
While working on the Benz I got my clothes saturated with diesel. The wife tried to wash them and now can't get the smell out of the washer. Needless to say she's not happy.
What will get the diesel smell out?Any help greatly appreciated. JEFF
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You dont like the smell?
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Buy a gasser lol.
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Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac? As long as they would add one additional commandment for you to keep thy religion to thyself. George Carlin (Wonder where he is now..) 1981 240d (engine donor 1983 240d) recently rebuilt engine hurray! - No more.. fought a tree and the tree won. pearl black 1983 240d 4speed (Converted!@$$%) atleast the tranny was rebuilt. |
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Baking soda
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Dave 1983 300D Daily Driver |
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I don't mind the smell but the wife does. Thanks for the baking soda idea.
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the wife adds a can of Coke (old oil field trick) when she washes stuff with fuel or grease on it, gets the grease out and the washer clean. After 26 years of putting up with diesel soaked clothes she says it still works the best overall. Baking soda is good too. Good luck!
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H.D.B. OBK #45 ----------------------- '75 W115 240D, wife's dd, 197K ........'75 W115 300D, my dd, 245K .. .. ..........'82 W126 300SD, the 'someday' project |
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