Removing Perfume Smell from Wooden Dresser

RE: Removing Perfume Smell from Wooden Dresser Post by PICO (238) | (01/21/2008) Contact Put a bowl of charcoal briquettes in the drawer it will absorb the odor. Use the kind for barbeques like Kingsford. RE: Removing Perfume Smell from Wooden Dresser Post By jsham (Guest Post) (01/21/2008) If the vinegar doesn't work you might try setting it outside in the sun for a couple of days. Of course you will want to do this on a very clear day. RE: Removing Perfume Smell from Wooden Dresser Post by louel53 (78) | (01/21/2008) Contact You can also try a shallow dish of coffee grounds. It will also absorb odors, so may be worth a try. RE: Removing Perfume Smell from Wooden Dresser Post by Cyinda (334) | (01/20/2008) Contact WHITE VINEGAR placed in a shallow bowl & left for a day or 2 is supposed to neutralize ANY nasty smell. If THAT doesn't work, buy OUT!... ($4 at Walmart) it's sold in the "Pet" area & is made to clean up cat urine... It's also made to clean up other household stains & odors. It's works by using good bacteria & enzymes to "eat" up the smell & odor & stains... Of course, you can always try "Febreze" but then you'll only be adding another scent to the perfume, it's to bad they don't make an "unscented" version! ... Stick with the Vinegar, it's supposed to work wonders in removing odors! They say you can put a small bowl of vinegar on the counter next to your frying fish & the place won't smell like fish. So if it works for THAT, I don't see why it wont work to remove the scent of perfume! RE: Removing Perfume Smell from Wooden Dresser Post by wvrdnkwmn (41) | (01/19/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact try baking soda put in shallow dish and leave in a closed drawer for a couple days