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G.V.
Guest
Vinegar in the rinse cycle.
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pissy_old_lady
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Try adding Borax to your wash...it is a natural deodorizer and can be found in the laundry isle.
huntsmaj22
New member
I work in the kitchen of a casual dining restaurant and my clothes have started to get that BOH smell, if you know what I mean. I can't just get new clothes because we have to wear company provided shirts and I'm too cheap to buy new jeans just to wear to work (because they too will end up smelling the same in a very short amount of time). I use Tide with febreeze AND Downy liquid fabric softener with febreeze and my clothes smell great after they come out of the dryer, but once they lose their warmth, they start to smell. What can I do to make the smell go away?
By the way, the clothes I have to wear are dark (navy blue) and cotton (blue jeans and a t shirt), if that makes any difference.
By the way, the clothes I have to wear are dark (navy blue) and cotton (blue jeans and a t shirt), if that makes any difference.
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deepak
Guest
the sure shot way
keep them in sun for a couple of hours
all the odour will vanish
keep them in sun for a couple of hours
all the odour will vanish
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BILL D
Guest
Take it to the cleaners