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Removing Musty Smell From Leather FurnitureJames from Friutland Park, FL Feedback About This Post:RE: Removing Musty Smell From Leather FurnitureI tired to Get EM Clean around town and online. The price for this British product would have been too high, so I tried a 25% chlorine solution on a sponge. The trick is to turn the couch over and spray the same solution on the frame. It worked! My dark green couch looks perfect and smells wonderful! Post By Barbara B. (Guest Post) RE: Removing Musty Smell From Leather FurnitureIn a spray bottle mix 1/2 water to 1/2 Vodka. Spray furniture. This works better than the commercial products because there's no scent. Also works as an anti microbial. Excuse any spelling errors. Post By Mizz Peller (Guest Post) RE: Removing Musty Smell From Leather Furniture
Leather does not naturally harbour smells like this unless there is a mold prescence. Post By Leather Agony Aunt (Guest Post) RE: Removing Musty Smell From Leather Furniture
I had a cotton dress that had a musty smell. I washed the dress in some laundry detergent and added 1 cup of white vinegar. Post by MCW |
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