I am not a scent "nazi" but am concerned about non-natural odors when deer hunting. The problem comes in that all of my hunting stuff is stored in a shop behind my house. Stands, clothing, blinds, etc. Also, my lawnmower is stored in there. I keep it off site during the winter months so it is going to my storage shed this weekend. The problem is, all of the sudden, my shop reeks of gasoline. All summer, no problem, and now that it is hunting season, this happens. First, any idea why all of the sudden this became a problem. My wife thinks the cooler weather does not allow the fumes to dissipate as well.
By washing and drying, will that be good enough to remove the odor from the clothes? How do I get the scent out of the building besides "airing it out?" I live in town, and leaving it it wide open while not home is inviting theft. Also, will and scent killer spray work on the cloth seats of my deer stand?
The odor is so bad, I went to the shop tonight for about 30 minutes and when I came in my wife told me that I reeked!
Sorry for the long rambling post, but I have never had to battle anything like this before. I really do not want to go to the deer woods smelling like a gas station.
By washing and drying, will that be good enough to remove the odor from the clothes? How do I get the scent out of the building besides "airing it out?" I live in town, and leaving it it wide open while not home is inviting theft. Also, will and scent killer spray work on the cloth seats of my deer stand?
The odor is so bad, I went to the shop tonight for about 30 minutes and when I came in my wife told me that I reeked!
Sorry for the long rambling post, but I have never had to battle anything like this before. I really do not want to go to the deer woods smelling like a gas station.