Erik Voldengen

Spray N' Wash

On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 3:15 PM, Brian Johnson wrote:

> I've found that a little "Bac-Out" by Bio-Kleen works great. A little goes
> a long way.
>
> It's an enzyme cleaner and neutralizes all manner of evil smells.
>
> I get it at Fred Meyer. Also available at Whole Foods, New Seasons, etc.
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> My father asks "Do you live here or ride a bike?"
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> liveorridebikes.blogspot.com
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Brian Johnson

I've found that a little "Bac-Out" by Bio-Kleen works great. A little
goes a long way.

It's an enzyme cleaner and neutralizes all manner of evil smells.

I get it at Fred Meyer. Also available at Whole Foods, New Seasons, etc.

* * *

My father asks "Do you live here or ride a bike?"

liveorridebikes.blogspot.com

Quenton

Does anybody have any tips for getting that "I sat in a locker all day after a ride while someone was at work, and now I won't wash out" smell out of jerseys?

I remember norrene had mentioned a soap.

Kenji had done a huge test project, but I don't remember the results.

Anyone know what works?

and don't say just washing, cause that don't do the trick :P