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Removing Pee Smell From Fleece FabricLynne Feedback About This Post:RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece Fabric
i find that with my two young girls, the best thing for any stain/odor removal is to add borax to the wash -- and if the smell is really strong, let his jammies and blanket soak in the washing machine with the borax and laundry soap added for a half-hour or so before running the cycle. Post By robin (Guest Post) RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece Fabric
VINEGAR!!!! Post by karenmine RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece Fabric
2 suggestions-Oust spray for rooms-I have an incontinent dog and this works quickly and completely on both urine and stool odors. WalMart $3.47 unscented. Post By Joandogs (Guest Post) RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece FabricPet Stain & Oder Remover will remove all traces of urine from any fabric or carpeting. There are many different brands, but they all work pretty much the same. Post by kwedje RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece FabricTry Arm & Hammer's Super Washing Soda. It is a laundry booster in addition to absorbing odors. Good luck! Post By Suzie (Guest Post) RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece FabricI've had luck washing items with liquid Lysol - just that. Then I wash them a second time with detergent and you could add vinegar to the rinse. I always wash in cold water. Post By Ann4 (Guest Post) RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece Fabric
I also had the same problem with both of my sons too, I wash the everyting in as hot as water as I can, Post by dsbaby14 RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece Fabric
I would say soak the items in baking soda over night then give them a good wash with hot water and then hang them outside to dry. Post by Zissy RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece FabricTry using spreading shaving crem over the area and let sit for few hours, then wash as usual. Another suggestion is to add 1/2 cup of Mr. Clean or similiar type product along with your detergent when washing the articles. Rinse a second time for best results Post By Guest (Guest Post) RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece Fabric
Soak overnight in a pretty strong vinegar solution. This won't harm the fabric or color. Drain in the AM and then wash as usual with laundry soap. Post By Linda (Guest Post) RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece Fabric
Try adding a cup of white distilled vinegar in your final rinse water. Not only does it help eliminate odors, it is anti-bacterial, and helps remove soap residue. There will be no vinegar smell. Post By Kentucky Lass (Guest Post) RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece FabricMost fleece fabrics won't have the colour effected by bleach....also you have to make sure you use hot water. Post By Fredda (Guest Post) RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece Fabric
I've posted this before regarding other questions to do with odors, but since I really believe in it, I'll post it again. I'm an Independent Watkins Associate (i.e. vanilla, spices, extract, liniments, salves, household cleaners, etc.), and we carry an absolutely great product called Odor Zap. It does not mask odors, it completely neutralizes odors through oxidation, actually chemically taking the odor-causing chemicals away. Odor Zap may be sprayed onto surfaces (i.e. carpets, upholster), put in mopping solutions, humidifiers, vaporizers, etc., and may be added to laundry loads. Use for smoke, mildew, paint fumes, or waste matter. May be used on sports equipment, shoes - even wet dogs as the product is 100% safe for people, pets, and the environment. Odor Zap is biodegradable, non-toxic, non-allergenic, non-masking, non-staining, and safe for septic tanks as well. Post by Trudy Powell RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece FabricI suggest trying Borax added with your laundry detergent. Good luck! Oh, and is there anyway you dry the items outdoors? Post by jlxian RE: Removing Pee Smell From Fleece Fabric
I know that if you wash clothes with real vanilla it will remove smoke odors (like from a house fire) It might be worth a shot. You have to use the real stuff not the imitation extract. I would probably use anywhere from 1/4 to a full cup depending on the size of the wash load. Post by Rachlls |
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