| I have sour smelling t shirts. I have tried everything: laundry odor eliminator, color safe bleach, extra fabric softener, extra fabric sheets, and small loads, immediate placement into the dryer. Please help me! Rachel | |
| Answers: | |
| -- | 10/18/2004 |
| Add some pinesol or any pine cleaner to your laundry. Any brand! It works wonder! | |
| By Bobbie | |
| -- | 10/18/2004 |
| Try straight vinegar in the wash. Like a cup. | |
| By Lori | |
| -- | 10/18/2004 |
| If its only these items and not the rest of your wash have you tried soaking them in Nappy soaker for 24-48 hours then washing in a hot wash. Drying in sunlight should also help. Regards Jo | |
| By Jo Bodey | |
| -- | 10/18/2004 |
| Soak in baking soda solution. | |
| By William | |
| -- | 10/18/2004 |
| Did not see where you have tried using white vinegar in the wash and rinse cycles to get rid of the sour smelling tees. It works every time for me and you don't have to use fabric softener in the dryer or rinse either. If they are really sour, load machine and put in vinegar, let soak for 15-30 and then turn machine on. | |
| By Plh549 | |
| -- | 10/19/2004 |
| I use distilled vinegar in my laundry. It takes sour odors out and is also suppose to be a natural fabric softener. One would think the laundry would smell like a salad dressing but it doesn't. | |
| By Green18Chick | |
| -- | 10/19/2004 |
| When I bring stuff home that has soured, I first soak it in baking soda water, about a cup and a half in the washer, I let it soak overnight, then I wash the clothes in normal laundry soap, then for rinse I put a cup of vinegar with about 20 drops of essential oil in. Good Luck | |
| By Tracey | |
| -- | 10/21/2004 |
| Try laying them on the grass in the sunshine. | |
| By Karen |
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