....Odor....?
Q. Okay I am never musty just VERY well erm sweaty under my school shirts I put on deodorant everyday I sometimes use Teen Spirit Pink Crush and sometimes lately like today Suave 24 Hour Protection Tropical Paradise! Anything to severly reduce the sweatiness and the odor that comes with it! Or the brands you use that keeps down your underarm problems!
Asked by *Crystal~Wonder* - Thu May 22 20:07:15 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. okay i used to have this problem . go to your doctor and tell him about it and my doctor prescribed me a solution to put under my arms and now i never sweat . :)
Answered by andielizabeth - Thu May 22 20:13:13 2008
Q. Okay I am never musty just VERY well erm sweaty under my school shirts I put on deodorant everyday I sometimes use Teen Spirit Pink Crush and sometimes lately like today Suave 24 Hour Protection Tropical Paradise! Anything to severly reduce the sweatiness and the odor that comes with it! Or the brands you use that keeps down your underarm problems!
Asked by *Crystal~Wonder* - Thu May 22 20:07:15 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. okay i used to have this problem . go to your doctor and tell him about it and my doctor prescribed me a solution to put under my arms and now i never sweat . :)
Answered by andielizabeth - Thu May 22 20:13:13 2008
How can I reduce the odor of my fish aquarium?
Q. I have a 20 gallon freshwater aquarium. The odor seems stronger then normal. I have had fish tanks in the past and they have not smelled as bad. Sometimes I can smell the odor of the tank when I walk into the door. You can also sometimes smell it as you walk past. The tank is cleaned every 2 weeks with a filter change. There is no algae. No missing fish. Can anyone give me advice on how to reduce or eliminate the foul odor? Thanks in advance. i will choose best answer very soon! Change the filter only twice a year? I don't think so. That is why you have bio-wheel. Also 25% water change and filter change weekly...too excessive and possibly dangerous to the health of the fish. Every other week I change the carbon filter, change… [cont.]
Asked by JC is the MAN - Sun Feb 4 23:05:24 2007 - - 16 Answers - 1 Comments
A. they have a bottle of stuff at walmart in the fish section , you put drops in ever so often, it takes away the odor
Answered by whateverbabe - Sun Feb 4 23:09:20 2007
Q. I have a 20 gallon freshwater aquarium. The odor seems stronger then normal. I have had fish tanks in the past and they have not smelled as bad. Sometimes I can smell the odor of the tank when I walk into the door. You can also sometimes smell it as you walk past. The tank is cleaned every 2 weeks with a filter change. There is no algae. No missing fish. Can anyone give me advice on how to reduce or eliminate the foul odor? Thanks in advance. i will choose best answer very soon! Change the filter only twice a year? I don't think so. That is why you have bio-wheel. Also 25% water change and filter change weekly...too excessive and possibly dangerous to the health of the fish. Every other week I change the carbon filter, change… [cont.]
Asked by JC is the MAN - Sun Feb 4 23:05:24 2007 - - 16 Answers - 1 Comments
A. they have a bottle of stuff at walmart in the fish section , you put drops in ever so often, it takes away the odor
Answered by whateverbabe - Sun Feb 4 23:09:20 2007
How do I get a musty odor out of a washing machine?
Q. My washing machine is about 10 years old and has a musty odor that transmits to the clothes. It is a top loading machine that has always used city water. A repairman said its because of mold and tried a bleach treatment. The odor returned about a month later. How can I permanently get rid of the musty odor?
Asked by Chris - Sat Nov 3 05:24:40 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. run the washer on a wash cycle with maybe a load of towels or whatever can be bleached. ad your laundry soap, about 1/2 cup bleach, 1/2 cup baking soda, and 3 tablespoons of white vinegar and use the largest water fill. and let it go. then just leave your washer lid open when not in use to help prevent it from coming back. i always wash my towels with a 1/2 cup of bleach each week and i leave the lid open when i am not using it and it never gets to smelling nasty.
Answered by Lainy - Sat Nov 3 08:15:25 2007
Q. My washing machine is about 10 years old and has a musty odor that transmits to the clothes. It is a top loading machine that has always used city water. A repairman said its because of mold and tried a bleach treatment. The odor returned about a month later. How can I permanently get rid of the musty odor?
Asked by Chris - Sat Nov 3 05:24:40 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. run the washer on a wash cycle with maybe a load of towels or whatever can be bleached. ad your laundry soap, about 1/2 cup bleach, 1/2 cup baking soda, and 3 tablespoons of white vinegar and use the largest water fill. and let it go. then just leave your washer lid open when not in use to help prevent it from coming back. i always wash my towels with a 1/2 cup of bleach each week and i leave the lid open when i am not using it and it never gets to smelling nasty.
Answered by Lainy - Sat Nov 3 08:15:25 2007
How can I remove sweat odor from my hat?
Q. I have a hat, which is part of a work uniform. I wear it in hot environs and thus sweat profusely. It has developed a characteristic odor. I cannot wash it in the machine and do not want to send to the dry cleaners. Febreeze and other perfumes are not high on my list because of a sensitivity to them, and I merely want to eliminate the odor, not replace it. Any help will be graciously appreaciated.
Asked by Jesper Stromblad - Sat Jul 19 20:46:26 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My recomendation is to: go to your kitchen: grab the baking soda, go to your bathroom: grab your peroxide, locate a nail brush, and get a towel... then sit down and make a paste with the two and dip the brush into it and scrub the areas of concern... then with another liberally damp towel (after adequete scrubbing (and time passing) with reasonably sloppy amounts of paste) begin to remove the paste with the wet towel; rinsing and wringing the towel under a faucet. Then afterwords, dry the hat amply with a dry towel, then let air dry overnight (in an air conditioned house or low humidity somehow). Then there should be no problems. Then in a few weeks, if the smell returns, repeat the process... Good Luck! Oh by the way... My… [cont.]
Answered by Louis R - Sat Jul 19 21:10:02 2008
Q. I have a hat, which is part of a work uniform. I wear it in hot environs and thus sweat profusely. It has developed a characteristic odor. I cannot wash it in the machine and do not want to send to the dry cleaners. Febreeze and other perfumes are not high on my list because of a sensitivity to them, and I merely want to eliminate the odor, not replace it. Any help will be graciously appreaciated.
Asked by Jesper Stromblad - Sat Jul 19 20:46:26 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My recomendation is to: go to your kitchen: grab the baking soda, go to your bathroom: grab your peroxide, locate a nail brush, and get a towel... then sit down and make a paste with the two and dip the brush into it and scrub the areas of concern... then with another liberally damp towel (after adequete scrubbing (and time passing) with reasonably sloppy amounts of paste) begin to remove the paste with the wet towel; rinsing and wringing the towel under a faucet. Then afterwords, dry the hat amply with a dry towel, then let air dry overnight (in an air conditioned house or low humidity somehow). Then there should be no problems. Then in a few weeks, if the smell returns, repeat the process... Good Luck! Oh by the way... My… [cont.]
Answered by Louis R - Sat Jul 19 21:10:02 2008
How can i remove smoke odor from my closet?
Q. I live in an apartment, and my downstairs neighbors smoke (not just cigarettes, unfortunately). I do not. Now, my closet stinks of cigarette smoke, as do all of my clothes. Is there anything I can do to remove the odor from my closet, and a way to de-stink my clothes without having to launder them all? I've tried odor absorbing candles and Febreeze to no effect. Please help!
Asked by Raylyn - Sat Mar 15 21:07:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you should contact the apartment information people and tell them about this problem so they can end it. If that is impossible to do, (which it probebly is), do the following: 1. Cut open 4 lemons in half and place them in each corner of your closet. But first, cover them with seran wrap and poke little holes in them with a pen or knife. 2. Put a glade gel air freshener in your closet of the top so it removes bacteria in the air above your closet. 3. Spray Febreeze on your WALLS in your closet so it kills the smoke bacteria. 4. Open up your closet and put a fan next to it. Turn it on and place an air freshener on the holes in the fan (where the air blows out) and that should blow away the bad air germs and add some fresh smell. [cont.]
Answered by Mrs. Nora Jonas - Sat Mar 15 21:24:15 2008
Q. I live in an apartment, and my downstairs neighbors smoke (not just cigarettes, unfortunately). I do not. Now, my closet stinks of cigarette smoke, as do all of my clothes. Is there anything I can do to remove the odor from my closet, and a way to de-stink my clothes without having to launder them all? I've tried odor absorbing candles and Febreeze to no effect. Please help!
Asked by Raylyn - Sat Mar 15 21:07:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you should contact the apartment information people and tell them about this problem so they can end it. If that is impossible to do, (which it probebly is), do the following: 1. Cut open 4 lemons in half and place them in each corner of your closet. But first, cover them with seran wrap and poke little holes in them with a pen or knife. 2. Put a glade gel air freshener in your closet of the top so it removes bacteria in the air above your closet. 3. Spray Febreeze on your WALLS in your closet so it kills the smoke bacteria. 4. Open up your closet and put a fan next to it. Turn it on and place an air freshener on the holes in the fan (where the air blows out) and that should blow away the bad air germs and add some fresh smell. [cont.]
Answered by Mrs. Nora Jonas - Sat Mar 15 21:24:15 2008
Why is there an awful odor coming from inside my NEW down coat?
Q. I bought 2 new down coats... the same style but 2 different colors. I wore one 2 weeks ago and wow while wearing it, I noticed that there was a disgusting smell coming from inside it that I noticed when I unzipped it. I wore the other one today and once again there was a disgusting/strong odor coming from inside of it. These coats are new and noticed the odor during my first wear. What is this smell? There are brand new coats. What should I do? I really like these coats a lot but the odor is bad. I used some Febreze before and yet the odor is still there... but not as much. I read online that the feathers have a bad smell when wet. Could it be that if I have the coat on and my upper body is warm (because the coat is very insulated) that I… [cont.]
Asked by JT C - Wed Jan 10 22:00:30 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take it in to the cleaners. Sounds like maybe the quality of the feathers was not that great and they didn't clean the down properly before using it in the coat. All down is not cleaned equally. It's important to get it cleaned because allergens could have been left in the feathers as well. A professional dry cleaner should be able to help you with the problem.
Answered by Wicked Good - Wed Jan 10 22:09:39 2007
Q. I bought 2 new down coats... the same style but 2 different colors. I wore one 2 weeks ago and wow while wearing it, I noticed that there was a disgusting smell coming from inside it that I noticed when I unzipped it. I wore the other one today and once again there was a disgusting/strong odor coming from inside of it. These coats are new and noticed the odor during my first wear. What is this smell? There are brand new coats. What should I do? I really like these coats a lot but the odor is bad. I used some Febreze before and yet the odor is still there... but not as much. I read online that the feathers have a bad smell when wet. Could it be that if I have the coat on and my upper body is warm (because the coat is very insulated) that I… [cont.]
Asked by JT C - Wed Jan 10 22:00:30 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take it in to the cleaners. Sounds like maybe the quality of the feathers was not that great and they didn't clean the down properly before using it in the coat. All down is not cleaned equally. It's important to get it cleaned because allergens could have been left in the feathers as well. A professional dry cleaner should be able to help you with the problem.
Answered by Wicked Good - Wed Jan 10 22:09:39 2007
How to eliminate dog urine odor at the source?
Q. My labrador retriever has a problem with urinary incontinence. She has been on a couple different meds with negligible results. She still pees when she sleeps. We have resigned ourselves to having to keep her in doggie diapers for the rest of her life. This isn't so bad--she's energetic and eats well, so it doesn't seem to affect her too much. But the odor is overwhelming. Is there something like a pill I can give her to remove the urine odor before it hits the diaper?
Asked by Aunt_Etty - Sat Oct 13 18:09:14 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Applecider vinegar in her drinking water. It Phs the system and naturally the urine and removes the majority of that offending odor.
Answered by DP - Sat Oct 13 18:51:08 2007
Q. My labrador retriever has a problem with urinary incontinence. She has been on a couple different meds with negligible results. She still pees when she sleeps. We have resigned ourselves to having to keep her in doggie diapers for the rest of her life. This isn't so bad--she's energetic and eats well, so it doesn't seem to affect her too much. But the odor is overwhelming. Is there something like a pill I can give her to remove the urine odor before it hits the diaper?
Asked by Aunt_Etty - Sat Oct 13 18:09:14 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Applecider vinegar in her drinking water. It Phs the system and naturally the urine and removes the majority of that offending odor.
Answered by DP - Sat Oct 13 18:51:08 2007
How do you remove bad odor from furniture?
Q. I recieved a set of drawers and there has been a distinctive odor to them and i've tried fabric softener, murphys oil, febreeze, and pine sol. What else can make this odor go away? I used febreeze.
Asked by jortam20 - Sun Nov 4 14:54:43 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Put a few small containers of baking soda in each drawer to absorb the smells... Or you can try cotton balls dipped in perfume or essential oils. Also charcoal works as well.. Good luck
Answered by pebblespro - Sun Nov 4 15:09:25 2007
Q. I recieved a set of drawers and there has been a distinctive odor to them and i've tried fabric softener, murphys oil, febreeze, and pine sol. What else can make this odor go away? I used febreeze.
Asked by jortam20 - Sun Nov 4 14:54:43 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Put a few small containers of baking soda in each drawer to absorb the smells... Or you can try cotton balls dipped in perfume or essential oils. Also charcoal works as well.. Good luck
Answered by pebblespro - Sun Nov 4 15:09:25 2007
Why does my furnace create an odor when running?
Q. This is my 1st winter in a cottage that I am renting. Every time that my furnace is running, there is a bad odor throughout the basement where the furnace is located. It smells pretty bad. My neighbors have the same problem. My neighbors house is the same as mine and has the same owners. The furnace is really old also. What is causing this odor? It's a gas furnace.
Asked by AmsterF - Thu Jan 8 15:26:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dirt and dust often collect in the furnace during the summer when it is not used, then when it is run for the first week or so, it will produce an odor that's not pleasant. But if the smell persists, then maybe mice have gotten into it and made their nests. You may be smelling the mice urine and droppings as it all heats up when you run your furnace. It would be a good idea to inspect the furnace and the duct-ways for evidence of mice nests or other debris including mold.
Answered by mermeliz - Thu Jan 8 15:39:03 2009
Q. This is my 1st winter in a cottage that I am renting. Every time that my furnace is running, there is a bad odor throughout the basement where the furnace is located. It smells pretty bad. My neighbors have the same problem. My neighbors house is the same as mine and has the same owners. The furnace is really old also. What is causing this odor? It's a gas furnace.
Asked by AmsterF - Thu Jan 8 15:26:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dirt and dust often collect in the furnace during the summer when it is not used, then when it is run for the first week or so, it will produce an odor that's not pleasant. But if the smell persists, then maybe mice have gotten into it and made their nests. You may be smelling the mice urine and droppings as it all heats up when you run your furnace. It would be a good idea to inspect the furnace and the duct-ways for evidence of mice nests or other debris including mold.
Answered by mermeliz - Thu Jan 8 15:39:03 2009
What causes the odor from tanning salons?
Q. What causes the body odor when a person goes to a tanning salon? I don't use any lotion and even if I shower ahead of time I smell nasty when I am done tanning. Could it be the cleaning solution they use on the beds?
Asked by Robert - Mon Jan 28 13:37:37 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just smell like burned (toasted) coconuts afterwards...
Answered by Cherie - Mon Jan 28 13:42:44 2008
Q. What causes the body odor when a person goes to a tanning salon? I don't use any lotion and even if I shower ahead of time I smell nasty when I am done tanning. Could it be the cleaning solution they use on the beds?
Asked by Robert - Mon Jan 28 13:37:37 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just smell like burned (toasted) coconuts afterwards...
Answered by Cherie - Mon Jan 28 13:42:44 2008
What can remove the body oil odor from clothes and upholstery?
Q. My T-shirts and pillow cases smell of my body oils even after I wash them. So does my car upholstery. Especially my pillows and pillow cases. How can I remove this odor? I use bleach and hot water on white things but end up with the bleach odor!
Asked by KAREN M - Tue Aug 4 09:38:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. maybe you need to see a Dr if it's that bad..washing clothes usually takes the odors out.
Answered by Chrys - Tue Aug 4 09:41:29 2009
Q. My T-shirts and pillow cases smell of my body oils even after I wash them. So does my car upholstery. Especially my pillows and pillow cases. How can I remove this odor? I use bleach and hot water on white things but end up with the bleach odor!
Asked by KAREN M - Tue Aug 4 09:38:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. maybe you need to see a Dr if it's that bad..washing clothes usually takes the odors out.
Answered by Chrys - Tue Aug 4 09:41:29 2009
odor from vagina - what is the best home remedies to reduce odor from vagina?
Q. i heard that home remedies can relief odor from vagina, what are those?
Asked by Dennys - Wed May 12 23:39:22 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there's many home remedies like yogurt, you can drink or put it into your vagina using tampon, or drink orange juice or apple cider vinegar. but be careful because some of women don't fit with this. so you better read and learn more about home remedies and choose what's best for you.
Answered by Bernice - Wed May 12 23:44:59 2010
Q. i heard that home remedies can relief odor from vagina, what are those?
Asked by Dennys - Wed May 12 23:39:22 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there's many home remedies like yogurt, you can drink or put it into your vagina using tampon, or drink orange juice or apple cider vinegar. but be careful because some of women don't fit with this. so you better read and learn more about home remedies and choose what's best for you.
Answered by Bernice - Wed May 12 23:44:59 2010
How do you get rid of gasoline odor?
Q. I'm trying to clean out my Harley Davidson's gas tanks so that I can ship them, but they still have a strong gas odor to them. Does anyone know a way I can clean the tanks that will remove the odor without ruining the tanks?
Asked by curious gal - Wed Sep 6 23:24:11 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dump a cup of kerosene in the tank, swirl it around a bit, then dump it out. Kerosene will suck up the gas smell and leave your tank smelling odorless.
Answered by x - Wed Sep 6 23:26:47 2006
Q. I'm trying to clean out my Harley Davidson's gas tanks so that I can ship them, but they still have a strong gas odor to them. Does anyone know a way I can clean the tanks that will remove the odor without ruining the tanks?
Asked by curious gal - Wed Sep 6 23:24:11 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dump a cup of kerosene in the tank, swirl it around a bit, then dump it out. Kerosene will suck up the gas smell and leave your tank smelling odorless.
Answered by x - Wed Sep 6 23:26:47 2006
Who should I call to get rid of foul odor in home?
Q. We just noticed a foul odor in our upstairs hallway in a very specific place. The bedrooms/bathrooms don't have the smell, just the hallway. There are two vents nearby but it is hard to tell if the odor is coming through these. It smells like stinky fish (we haven't been cooking any). The odor is very strong. What specific business should I call to check it to investigate this?
Asked by Kim M - Thu Jul 24 23:16:27 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are companies that do crime scene clean up. I would think if anybody knew how to clean up smells, it would be those kind of people.
Answered by Damocles - Thu Jul 24 23:21:31 2008
Q. We just noticed a foul odor in our upstairs hallway in a very specific place. The bedrooms/bathrooms don't have the smell, just the hallway. There are two vents nearby but it is hard to tell if the odor is coming through these. It smells like stinky fish (we haven't been cooking any). The odor is very strong. What specific business should I call to check it to investigate this?
Asked by Kim M - Thu Jul 24 23:16:27 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are companies that do crime scene clean up. I would think if anybody knew how to clean up smells, it would be those kind of people.
Answered by Damocles - Thu Jul 24 23:21:31 2008
How do I get rid of mice odor coming from inside walls?
Q. There is a slightly foul odor that stinks up my bedroom when it gets hot and humid outside. My house has mice and I can hear them in the wall between my bedroom and the bathroom which is right next door. Is it reasonable to assume that the odor is the mice and if so how do I get rid of it?
Asked by WebDisMe - Tue May 27 00:05:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very likely. It would be a good idea to call someone in to get rid of them. They leave feces and nesting material that will mold and cause harmful allergens and bacteria to get into your air. Sometimes they may even die in your walls and that's a smell you really don't want to live with. (Had a squirrel die in a wall once. Ick.) Especially if you are smelling it- that can't be good. I would call a professional and see about getting them evicted. Then you will need to find out how they are getting in and block their door ways. Then I would look into getting the walls cleaned out. I don't know how that's done. Maybe look into air purifiers, too. We had a bird problem in the attic of our previous house that made my husband sick. It is… [cont.]
Answered by Lady Catherine - Tue May 27 00:11:50 2008
Q. There is a slightly foul odor that stinks up my bedroom when it gets hot and humid outside. My house has mice and I can hear them in the wall between my bedroom and the bathroom which is right next door. Is it reasonable to assume that the odor is the mice and if so how do I get rid of it?
Asked by WebDisMe - Tue May 27 00:05:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very likely. It would be a good idea to call someone in to get rid of them. They leave feces and nesting material that will mold and cause harmful allergens and bacteria to get into your air. Sometimes they may even die in your walls and that's a smell you really don't want to live with. (Had a squirrel die in a wall once. Ick.) Especially if you are smelling it- that can't be good. I would call a professional and see about getting them evicted. Then you will need to find out how they are getting in and block their door ways. Then I would look into getting the walls cleaned out. I don't know how that's done. Maybe look into air purifiers, too. We had a bird problem in the attic of our previous house that made my husband sick. It is… [cont.]
Answered by Lady Catherine - Tue May 27 00:11:50 2008
How to remove body odor from clothes?
Q. My son plays sports - every day. His Tshirts smell of body odor. I usually wash them in vinegar and hot water - which helps, but sometimes it doesn't get rid of the entire smell. Any suggestions?
Asked by Lou - Sun Mar 11 23:00:49 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can try a stronger bleach to help, but if there are colors that's out. I sometimes spray my clothes down with this stuff called Approach. I do it towards the end of the day when I've had a busy one and want to eliminate any body odor that's built up during the day. It should work the same for you. Just spray the clothes all over with a good amount of spray and that should eliminate the odor. Good luck!
Answered by dvc_dude_25 - Wed Mar 14 11:25:28 2007
Q. My son plays sports - every day. His Tshirts smell of body odor. I usually wash them in vinegar and hot water - which helps, but sometimes it doesn't get rid of the entire smell. Any suggestions?
Asked by Lou - Sun Mar 11 23:00:49 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can try a stronger bleach to help, but if there are colors that's out. I sometimes spray my clothes down with this stuff called Approach. I do it towards the end of the day when I've had a busy one and want to eliminate any body odor that's built up during the day. It should work the same for you. Just spray the clothes all over with a good amount of spray and that should eliminate the odor. Good luck!
Answered by dvc_dude_25 - Wed Mar 14 11:25:28 2007
Is it possible to remove cigarette smoke odor from a mattress?
Q. I have the opportunity to buy a mattress set for a wonderful price, but the current owners smoked in bed. I have a non-smoking household and do not care for smoke odor. Will it be possible to remove the odor? If so, how can it be done and how long does it take?
Asked by texastailfeathers - Tue Feb 13 16:20:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is hard to get the smell out, but possible. My mother got a brand new mattress from a friend who smoked. The thing reeked! What my mom did was keep it outside for a while (at least a week) and Febreezed it everyday. It took care of most of the smell. Good luck!
Answered by Tiki - Tue Feb 13 16:29:28 2007
Q. I have the opportunity to buy a mattress set for a wonderful price, but the current owners smoked in bed. I have a non-smoking household and do not care for smoke odor. Will it be possible to remove the odor? If so, how can it be done and how long does it take?
Asked by texastailfeathers - Tue Feb 13 16:20:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is hard to get the smell out, but possible. My mother got a brand new mattress from a friend who smoked. The thing reeked! What my mom did was keep it outside for a while (at least a week) and Febreezed it everyday. It took care of most of the smell. Good luck!
Answered by Tiki - Tue Feb 13 16:29:28 2007
How do you get rid of skunk odor inside a trunk and interior of a car?
Q. A skunk sprayed the outside of my car on the rear fender. I washed the car but the odor remains inside the car and trunk. I have tried air freshners but made it only smell more terrible. What do I use as an odor eater?
Asked by buffoon - Mon Jul 2 20:04:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. honestly the only thing's that really work are tomatoe juice or white vinigar with a little water i have been there before
Answered by lori l - Mon Jul 2 21:18:35 2007
Q. A skunk sprayed the outside of my car on the rear fender. I washed the car but the odor remains inside the car and trunk. I have tried air freshners but made it only smell more terrible. What do I use as an odor eater?
Asked by buffoon - Mon Jul 2 20:04:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. honestly the only thing's that really work are tomatoe juice or white vinigar with a little water i have been there before
Answered by lori l - Mon Jul 2 21:18:35 2007
How to lessen the odor of bad smelling food in a fridge?
Q. My roommate has these really bad smelling korean pickles in our shared refrigerator. When you open the refrigerator door you can smell them and the odor gets onto the other food that it is in the fridge.She ends up leaving them in there for like a month, I have tried leaving baking soda in the fridge but the smell is stronger than the baking soda. Is there any other way to get the refrigerator to smell normal while the food is in there. Thanks!
Asked by Sarah - Wed Mar 17 23:46:45 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Put them in air tight containers.=)
Answered by @y - Thu Mar 18 08:15:35 2010
Q. My roommate has these really bad smelling korean pickles in our shared refrigerator. When you open the refrigerator door you can smell them and the odor gets onto the other food that it is in the fridge.She ends up leaving them in there for like a month, I have tried leaving baking soda in the fridge but the smell is stronger than the baking soda. Is there any other way to get the refrigerator to smell normal while the food is in there. Thanks!
Asked by Sarah - Wed Mar 17 23:46:45 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Put them in air tight containers.=)
Answered by @y - Thu Mar 18 08:15:35 2010
How do I get rid of plastic odor on toys?
Q. My friend gave me toys from China and some of them have a plastic odor. I know how the odor is toxic and bad for you. I have this piggy bank and the cap is made of a thick silicone-like plastic with the odor. And there were these colorful cute stickers also with some of that odor! How can I get rid of the odors without damaging the product?
Asked by Kinoko - Fri Aug 14 09:29:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't buy plastic toys.
Answered by Handey Randy - Fri Aug 14 09:43:32 2009
Q. My friend gave me toys from China and some of them have a plastic odor. I know how the odor is toxic and bad for you. I have this piggy bank and the cap is made of a thick silicone-like plastic with the odor. And there were these colorful cute stickers also with some of that odor! How can I get rid of the odors without damaging the product?
Asked by Kinoko - Fri Aug 14 09:29:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't buy plastic toys.
Answered by Handey Randy - Fri Aug 14 09:43:32 2009
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bostonherald.com
Tue, 27 Jul 2010 13:41:59 GMT+00:00
Boston Herald A "very strong chemical odor " from the beverage was noted in Blanding's report, as well as his observation that the odor was "consistent with the smell ... Portsmouth mother who drank Lysol-laced juice: 'I'm mentally devastated' Foster's Daily Democrat
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Andrew Liszewski
Mon, 19 Jul 2010 05:02:07 GM
The technology behind these body . odor. eating iron-on tags was apparently originally developed for the military to protect them against nerve gas and other chemical agents, but it's now made its way to the general consumer, ...
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