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10-03-2011, 02:44 PM

#21

cassie69emt

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Originally Posted by josie bass

About three months ago I bought a perennial f QUARTERS PACK for $50.00 off the enter net. Yesterday I opened it up to use it and it smelled terrible. I never smelled that kind of a smell before and It is to late to return it . I hate to wash the pieces before i use it but I think if I am going to use it that is what I am going to have to do. Please can someone advise me. Thank you, Josie

I would put them in a bag with baking soda ,open each one up and sprinkle a little on each one as you lay them in there.it will take away the odor and than when you use them you can wash after wards or what ever you like.Kitty litter also helps to draw out odors.

10-04-2011, 08:31 PM

#22

Dee

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Vingar. Then dry them. Repeat if necessary.

10-04-2011, 09:23 PM

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yayaquilts

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I'd definitely wash it!!

10-05-2011, 02:44 AM

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AnnR

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Serge or zig-zag around the edges to prevent ravelling then wash. I do that with any washable fabric that comes into the house before it even makes it to the sewing room.

10-05-2011, 02:52 AM

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jeank

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chairjogger

I always wash first.. been burned with bleeding fabric dyes.. no matter where.. LQS or other.

the smell? wow.. did see here to put a bar of soap "Irish Spring" in with fabric in plastic bag for a while..

getting scared about these kind of posts.. smell, bugs.. OK.. I am trapped at home.. buy online.. so far, never any issues....

wow.

Ell

I have heard this too at a quilt show, but they insisted it had to be the white Lifeboy soap.