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stinky guy cotten oilskins... help!

  • 18-07-2014 2:51pm
    #1
    Longranger
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    Hi all, as per thread title, I have an old guy cotten jacket that a mate gave to me and I'm just wondering how to get the ould-man-wee smell off it as it hasn't been worn in years! Any ideas would be great.
    Cheers
    LR


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  • #2
    .red.
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,380 ✭✭✭.red.


    Pop it in a big bucket with a bit of washing up liquid of washing powder and fill with water for a cew days. Give it a good rinse and let it dry.
    Youll sweat like a pig in them in warm weather tho. Not the comfiest thing to wear in any kind of summer weather.


  • #3
    Longranger
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 961 ✭✭✭Longranger


    .red. wrote: »
    Pop it in a big bucket with a bit of washing up liquid of washing powder and fill with water for a cew days. Give it a good rinse and let it dry.
    Youll sweat like a pig in them in warm weather tho. Not the comfiest thing to wear in any kind of summer weather.

    Cheers lad,I'll give it a go. I've been using the same set for fifteen years as I work on a charter boat,but I always rinse mine off under the tap at the quayside when we get in so they've never gotten to smelly,but this one is pure rank! U just took it cos I thought I could keep them on the boat in case a customer was stuck. I'll go fill a bucket now.....


  • #4
    .red.
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,380 ✭✭✭.red.


    Longranger wrote: »
    Cheers lad,I'll give it a go. I've been using the same set for fifteen years as I work on a charter boat,but I always rinse mine off under the tap at the quayside when we get in so they've never gotten to smelly,but this one is pure rank! U just took it cos I thought I could keep them on the boat in case a customer was stuck. I'll go fill a bucket now.....

    You could always just tie them to the boat on the cruise out and back and that should sort them too lol.


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