5 ways to get the smell of smoke out of your clothes after Bonfire night

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Bonfire night is right around the corner and while we’re sure you’re looking forward to the celebrations, (or you may have already attended a firework display) you’re probably less excited about getting the stench of smoke out of your clothes. Luckily, experts have revealed the best methods for removing the smell of smoke from your home.

You probably know how to wash your clothes properly, but bonfire night introduces a new curveball - smoke. Spending your night standing around the bonfire, watching fireworks and holding sprinklers sounds like a perfect night. But getting home, you want memories of the night to linger, not the acrid smell of smoke.