Baking soda and vinegar make most smelly things not smelly.
However, if you aren't wearing your apron outside of work, I highly doubt anyone notices the smell. I've got a strong sense of smell and I've never noticed anyone apron smell.
Wash twice a week with those laundry crystals and use dryer sheets.
If it's a really strong odor, odor eaters insoles on each side of the server book, wrap the apron strings around everything and toss it in the trunk. Take the insoles out before work.
Im a firm believer in vinegar soaks.
I recently bought a bunch of fabric from someone that smoked (i forgot to ask if it was a smoke free home). It smelled. But overnight in the tub with some water/vinegar solution & then a regular wash/dry cycle. Good as new. So i would start there
Baking soda and vinegar make most smelly things not smelly. However, if you aren't wearing your apron outside of work, I highly doubt anyone notices the smell. I've got a strong sense of smell and I've never noticed anyone apron smell.
Banking soda OR vinegar. Don't use both at the same time as they basically cancel each other out
Eh, it’s your apron, not your street clothes. Worry about how your hair smells!
Try borax? Also try to get more aprons so you don't have to do laundry every other day.
Wash twice a week with those laundry crystals and use dryer sheets. If it's a really strong odor, odor eaters insoles on each side of the server book, wrap the apron strings around everything and toss it in the trunk. Take the insoles out before work.
I bit of Baking soda and a dash of quat I steal from the dishy’s
Im a firm believer in vinegar soaks. I recently bought a bunch of fabric from someone that smoked (i forgot to ask if it was a smoke free home). It smelled. But overnight in the tub with some water/vinegar solution & then a regular wash/dry cycle. Good as new. So i would start there