How to remove the smell of oil smoke from clothes

People who often cook in the kitchen or have just finished a meal are prone to having the smell of oil smoke on their clothes. To remove these oil smoke smells, some skills or methods are needed. We can use a hair dryer to blow away the smell of oil smoke on clothes, or we can iron the clothes with an ironing machine with drops of perfume. In addition, we can also remove the smell of oil smoke on clothes by spraying lemon juice on the outside of the clothes.

1. Hair dryer

Use hot air and keep swinging the hair dryer. Don't let the hair dryer blow at one place for a long time, as this will easily damage the clothes. It only takes about 5 minutes to blow.

2. Lemon

Find a small spray bottle, fill it with clean water, squeeze one or two drops of lemon juice into the water, shake well and spray it on the outside of the clothes, hang the clothes in a ventilated place to dry naturally. In this way, the smell of oil smoke on the clothes will soon disappear.

Just hang the smelly clothes in the bathroom and close the door. Take them out early the next morning and the clothes will be completely odorless.

4. Add perfume when ironing

If your clothes can be ironed, add a few drops of perfume to the water in your steam iron or garment steamer. Hang the ironed clothes in a ventilated place and the smell of oil smoke will quickly dissipate.

1. Use clothing care products. Every time you wash clothes, you should add clothing care agent during the last rinse and soak them for a while. There is no need to rinse them with water, but just hang them directly in the sun. In this way, the fragrance of the clothing care agent will remain on the clothes for a long time, and external odors will not easily stick to the clothes. Not only that, clothing care agents can also repair the "damage" caused to clothes by daily washing, and make clothes soft and comfortable, smell fresh, remove static electricity, make them bright as new, not easy to deform, smooth and fit, and can also neutralize alkaline residues.

2. Clothes that are left in the closet for a long time without being worn often have a camphor or moldy smell. In this case, a better way is to take out the clothes from time to time to dry them in the sun and kill bacteria, or to take the clothes to a ventilated place to "air out" before wearing them, so that the camphor or musty smell can dissipate naturally.

3. Sometimes we will find that newly bought clothes have a pungent odor. This is the smell of formaldehyde and benzene left on the clothes during processing. This smell is not only unpleasant, but also affects human health, so everyone must pay attention to it. I have also seen expert advice that when encountering this kind of problem, the easiest way is to soak it in warm salt water. Use a basin of warm water, add an appropriate amount of salt, stir evenly, and after the salt is completely dissolved, soak the new clothes in it. After 10 to 20 minutes, take them out, rinse them with clean water, and dry them. If there is still an odor after soaking and washing, it is best not to wear such clothes again.