Musty Smell on a Stuffed Toy

RE: Musty Smell on a Stuffed Toy Post By jmz2005 (Guest Post) (07/11/2008) Thanks for all the tips. I will be trying them today when I do laundry. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Musty Smell on a Stuffed Toy Post By Diane (Guest Post) (07/10/2008) I collect boyds bears that come clothed and not washable. I put them in dryer with fabric softener sheet on cool cycle. Works great on them. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Musty Smell on a Stuffed Toy Post by WildIrish (16) | (07/10/2008) Profile | Contact If none of these techniques work, you could always have it dry-cleaned. I had to do that with a coat I got from a thrift store, because NOTHING was getting out the musty smell. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Musty Smell on a Stuffed Toy Post by michawnpita (415) | (07/09/2008) Profile | Contact Put in a plastic or paper bag with some baking soda, shake around and let sit for while, dump out the item, leave outside out of the sun and vac. any residue off. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Musty Smell on a Stuffed Toy Post by KimmyLynn (90) | (07/09/2008) Blog! | Contact I take all our stuffed animals and put them in a pillow case secure with a scrunchy and then toss in washing machine cleans really well and does not mat the fur even the ones with the fluffiest fur I dry them the same way too! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Musty Smell on a Stuffed Toy Post by MCW (523) | (07/09/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact Add some baking soda or vinegar to the wash water, it will remove the musty odor. Report Spam or Abuse