Wanted to show some of the fabric prints that got soaked from a broken pipe.
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
Originally Posted by JoAnnGC
Originally Posted by cjomomma
I went and got some vinegar and baking soda. I sure hope it works.
P.S. Don't toss the polyesters....just make a scrappy for the car or pets or picnic quilt. If you really don't want to go that way and they are retro, they are collector's dreams, specially for young designers....see if anyone is looking for fabric on trading posts, etc.
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I've been through something similar. Our son washes his clothes and forgets to dry them. 2 days later when I need to do wash there is a musty odor when wash mach door opened. I set up for short wash then throw in some baking soda, usually 1/2-3/4 cup, and without soap and let it go through complete cycle. Unless clothes are stuffed to tightly (he's a boy --sort to make smaller loads NAH) 1 go round will do the trick . You can still use fabric softener in final rince-it's ok.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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