Lemonkid said:
Try wrapping them in socks (so they don't scuff up the drier) and putting them in their on low for a full cycle with a cling free sheet.
It's how I get smoke smell off of my leather jackets.. so it might just work for that as well. You might want to wash them first though.. because gasoline in their would be really bad for Bean's feet.
Hey Lemonheadkid...quick question...How exactly do you fit a leather jacket in a sock??
I learned that in the navy.
But you only do that for shoes.. so they don't scuff the drier. You wouldn't have to put the leather jacket in a sock, of course.
zenFish
Vancouver, BC
August 2004
JAN 03, 2005 05:25 PM