Getting Smoke Smell Out Of Stroller

By Travis (Guest Post)

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By Jacqui (Guest Post)

Febreeze can be toxic to your baby and the original smell will return if the stroller gets wet after using it. Instead spray it down with white vinegar and set it in the sun to dry. If that doesn't work you can get an enzyme cleaner like "natures miracle" at a pet store. I think you will have more luck removing the pet smell than you will the smoke. You could also try sprinkling it w/baking soda and setting it in the sun. Please, whatever you use be sure it won't be toxic to your baby.

By Linne Dodds (Guest Post)

A friend who also checks this list had a similar problem. One of their cats got stuck in their car and wet their car seat. She soaked it with Peroxide, rinsed it off, then air dryed it and swears the smell is gone!

Peroxide is so great for so many things we now buy the Quart bottles and have put sprayers on 2 of the smaller ones, one for each end of the house.

I also like OUT, it is found in the Pet department of WalMart & KMart. I get the half gallon size. It smells like very nice vanilla extract, and can be diluted in a spray bottle.

I have loads of cats & 2 dogs. I learn things like this out of Dire necessity.

Also some swear Febreze can hurt or kill animals and OUT is meant to be used with them.

By

Grandma Margie

I assume the stroller is a canvas/nylon type fabric? If so I'd do what I used to do with my net-sided playpens when they got messy from teething cookie gunk.........take it to the coin-operated car wash....the ones where you spray the car yourself. Just set it in the stall and blast away with the soapy spray....then rinse really well too. It should air dry fairly quickly. The high pressure cleans really well. It works good on lots of things....outdoor lawn furniture, deck umbrellas....you name it! Hope this helps

By

kimmcg

Try soaking it with Febreeze extra strength and then let it sit in the sun to dry. good luck!

By Amy (Guest Post)

I would leave it outside as long as you can and let it air out. Also try some febreeze on it.