Removing Body Odor from Furniture

RE: Removing Body Odor from Furniture By 1stborn (17) Contact Spray with white vinegar. Will smell like vinegar until it dries. Posted on 05/28/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Body Odor from Furniture By Anonymous (1) Contact Thank you everyone for your suggestions. I did however, forget to mention that I'm working with a black corduroy-type cloth material unfortunately, which makes things a little harder. Posted on 05/26/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Body Odor from Furniture By Cairo/Conewango (12) Contact I like Odo-Ban! Great stuff, big jugs at Sam's Club, but Walmart has smaller spray bottles. Ask for it if you don't see it, they put it in different sections in different stores! You can dilute if needed, check spot before, but used this in flooded basement (no smell after dry, and with incontinent parent ). It was wonderful! I put some on stinky clothes too before wash and even in rinse! Good luck! Posted on 05/24/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Body Odor from Furniture By Cyinda (1318) Profile Contact Use "Out!" it's an enzyme based spray-on pet cleaner-odor remover. The enzymes actually "eat" organic compounds (like sweat, urine, blood, etc). Out! is sold at Walmart for only $4.75 & it has a light vanilla scent (nothing strong) but it will TOTALLY get rid of the odor! Just spray it on, then cover the wet area with plastic wrap (so it stays wet). it only works when it's wet. Do this twice, 2 days in a row. No need to rinse unless you want to. Another idea: You can try Hydrogen Peroxide. Put it into a well-marked spray bottle. Peroxide will fizz out the odor with oxygen. It also works with only organic stains & odors. This may lighten your fabric. Be sure to check a spot first. No need to rinse. Posted on 05/24/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Body Odor from Furniture By fatboyslimsmom (310) Profile Contact You need to sprinkle a good layer of baking soda over the furniture. Leave it on for about 3 days - if you can't avoid using it, drape it in old sheets. Then vac the baking soda up. Then, if you aren't able to get the stinky back sweat smell off the back attached cushions, tip the sofa or chair back, where it will lay on its back, and repeat the process. It worked on my son's truck, that had less than pleasant smells. I had to lean the bucket seats all the way back, and treat the backs the same way. Posted on 05/24/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Body Odor from Furniture By mrs.flowerpot (2) Contact Get some foam on carpet shampoo,and let dry then vacuum couch. Then use febreze in your favorite scent, then don't let stinky feet on the couch. There is foot powder for stinky feet. Posted on 05/23/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

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