Cigarette Smoke Odors on Stuffed Animals

RE: Cigarette Smoke Odors on Stuffed Animals Post By Gary Dominicus (Guest Post) (04/03/2008) Throw them in the dryer with a dryer sheet. Set on air only. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cigarette Smoke Odors on Stuffed Animals Post by SweetCali40 (127) | (09/19/2006) Profile | Contact Hi Gaylebear, When I quit smoking, my house smelled horrible! I wanted to clean and freshen 'Everything' up. My dd had gobs of stuffed animals. I wasn't confident enough to put them in the washer (didn't know if the eyes, bows, nose ect.. would fall off) so I put them in the dryer on permanent press and low-heat with a white T-shirt dampened with white vinegar and 3 tennis balls. I didn't want to use fabric sheets, they would hide the smell but not clean the animals. The stuffed animals came out clean, fluffy, smelling fresh and all parts intact! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Daily Thrifty Tips - August 17, 2006 Post by Dust Bunny HK (5) | (09/19/2006) Contact Wash them in the washing machine. Most stuffed animals come out looking and smelling fabulous! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cigarette Smoke Odors on Stuffed Animals Post By Connie from MD (Guest Post) (09/18/2006) Try taking the stuffed animals outside on a sunny breezy day OR how about spraying with Febreze and tossing in dryer for a few minutes? Report Spam or Abuse