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I changed my primary fuel filter on my 6.7 Cummins diesel on Wednesday. And, just like previous times when dropping the old filter into the oil change pan, you get a shower of fuel down your arm. I've gotten smarter by wearing a short-sleeved shirt this time, but diesel fuel still rolled down my arm onto the souvenir t-shirt I had on.
Last year's long-sleeved T went into the garbage because I could not get the diesel smell out of the shirt after soaking it in Tide, washing it by itself, and re-soaking it.
This time I sprayed the whole shirt with my favorite cleaner, "Super Kleen" by Castrol, and soaked it in hot water and All laundry detergent. We'll see.
Does anyone have any tips (modern term hacks) on how to remove diesel fuel and smell from clothing?
Last year's long-sleeved T went into the garbage because I could not get the diesel smell out of the shirt after soaking it in Tide, washing it by itself, and re-soaking it.
This time I sprayed the whole shirt with my favorite cleaner, "Super Kleen" by Castrol, and soaked it in hot water and All laundry detergent. We'll see.
Does anyone have any tips (modern term hacks) on how to remove diesel fuel and smell from clothing?