Project
DIY Fabric Refreshers
Source
Healthy Home 2008, Spring 2008Get More
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Introduction
DIY
If your upholstery has an unpleasant odor, fluff it up and air it out, or have it professionally cleaned (ask for a "chemical-free" treatment).
Tips
Before allowing pets on your furniture, cover it with towels. Change and wash the towels frequently.
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Anytime I have a fabric or blanket that cannot be laundered I stick it in the dryer without heat and a dryer sheet or even some fabrics can take maybe a low heat, but it always works for me. When your done with that, if you store it in a closet, you put a box of baking soda in the closet to absorb any wierd odors that may contribute to the smell, or store it in a fabric bag with a dryer sheet.
Does anyone know how to remove odor from my quilt? It smells like hay. I can't air it out or hand wash it because I live in a small apt. in NYC. I tried to take it to the cleaners and they said dry cleaning wouldn't remove the smell. any tips?