Perfume in clothing
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Originally Posted by Quilting Di
Originally Posted by Qbee
Try adding vinegar and/or baking soda to the wash and letting them soak in it for awhile. Hope that helps!!
It may foam up a bit, but it doesn't hurt a thing :wink:
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that must be some perfume that lasts through a washing - yuck!! Sometimes when I get clothes at thrift shops I have to wash it just to get icky laundry smells out - fabric softener etc. I can't wear it unless it smells like MY laundry.
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I can't use scents at all - get a monster headache when I have to be around 'scented people' So I am very glad you asked this question. I think vinegar and baking soda would have been my first choice, too, except that I couldn't have bought the clothing!!!
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