How to Remove a Urine Smell From Snow Pants
Young children enjoy spending hours playing out in the snow. They get so excited about building snowmen, creating snow angels and having snowball fights that they try to hold in their urine. By the time they realize they really have to "go," they can't get their snow pants off fast enough. Parents don't need to fret, however, as it is simple to remove a urine smell from snow pants.
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Instructions
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Place 2 tbsp. of baking soda in a small dish.
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Add water to the baking soda until it forms a paste.
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Rub the paste over the area of the snow pants where the urine smell is originating from. Baking soda is well known for its ability to absorb strong odors.
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Rinse the baking soda off the snow pants with a cup of white vinegar. Vinegar also has a natural ability to get rid of bad odors.
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Place the snow pants in the washing machine, assuming they are machine washable, and add your regular detergent to the wash.
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Hang the snow pants out to dry, as most snow pants cannot stand the high heat of a dryer and outdoor air replaces the urine smell with a fresher scent.
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Tips & Warnings
Do not use bleach on the snow pants; although bleach will get rid of the urine smell, it will also discolor the pants.
