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How to remove a musty smell from the inside of a leather handbag?
Karen from Belgium
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RE: Getting Musty Smell Out of Leather chairs
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Post By james kennedy (Guest Post)
(11/18/2007)
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I need help to get musty odor out.
RE: Getting Musty Smell Out of Leather
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Post By jay (Guest Post)
(08/16/2007)
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How do i get the musty smell out of my shoes?
RE: Getting Musty Smell Out of Leather
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Post By Lynda (Guest Post)
(09/01/2006)
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I'd use a tiny amt. of DampRid, sprigs of Mint/Basil/ and Cinnamon in a mesh veggie bag INSIDE the handbag. Many leathers are tanned in foreign nations with horse urine. Vanilla flavoring in a spot on a sponge is an alternative. Baking soda in an open envelope might be a good thing to keep inside the handbag between uses. Be careful about mixing too many fragrances, though, but rather use the ones more pleasing to you since you have to live with it. Be prepared that the odor may be the urine and not removeable, as are many dye odors not removeable. I pray God will help you choose the best one and that it will work along with the baking soda between uses. Good luck and God bless.
Request: Getting Musty Smell Out of Leather Jacket
Getting My leather jackets have a musty smell. How do i get it out?
Rose
Answers:
RE: Getting Smell Out of Leather Jacket
Hang your jacket on a clothes line or some where that it can air out. Try to hang it in a shady spot as it is not good to hang leather in the sun. I got cigarette smell out of a leather jacket by just letting it air out for a day or two. Hope this helps.
By geri muncy (07/16/2004)
RE: Getting Musty Smell Out of Leather Jacket
I sprayed this citrus magic air freshener on my vintage leather jacket and it seems to have gotten rid of the body oder that was there.
By Ann (08/31/2005)
RE: Getting Musty Smell Out of Leather Jacket
I recently purchased a full length vintage leather coat. After doing a little research I found that cleaning it with a "leather lotion" by Kiwi, and then spraying it lightly with a product called "leather scent", it has restored my coat to almost brand new. Good luck.
By Anne Giroux (09/28/2005)
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