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I have a leather coat that survived a house fire I cant seem to get the odor out of it. Please help.
Penny from Stuart, VA
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RE: Fixing Smoke Damaged Leather Jacket
I don't know about that one, but if you don't want to spend the money on a professional leather cleaning company and you can't it anyway-
1. What about Dryelle dryer sheets?
2. What about putting the jacket in a bag with baking soda in it?
Good luck!
RE: Fixing Smoke Damaged Leather Jacket
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Post By (Guest Post)
(11/15/2007)
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When we had our house fire all the clothing that was saved was taken to a dry cleaners to be cleaned. Then they were put in a room with an ozone machine (by the people doing the fire clean up work), and ours was salvaged.
RE: Fixing Smoke Damaged Leather Jacket
Try airing the coat outside on a hook or wash line, and if that doesn't get rid of the odor you might have to take it to a professional dry cleaner.
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