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Removing Odors From a Costume |
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How do you remove underarm odor from an article of clothing that can't be washed or dry-cleaned (a costume)?
Angel from Seattle, WA
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RE: Removing Odors From a Costume
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Post By (Guest Post)
(10/03/2006)
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Spray it with Febreeze - It's great for that sort of problem. It can be used on all sorts of clothing that don't really neeed dry cleaning - but have to be refreshed & items that can't be dry cleaned as well. Just apply, let dry & repeat until the odor is gone.
RE: Removing Odors From a Costume
I have removed underarm stains with ammonia before, but I don't know if a light solution of ammonia and water sprayed on the area would work for odor. The ammonia smell will go away. Ammonia can be used to remove odors from a lot of things, like sitting a container of ammonia and water out will remove household odors. Maybe if you spritzed a little on a spot that can't be seen to see how the material will react before spraying it on the troublesome spots.
Tina
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