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If you all remember the broken pipe in my dad's basement that got a tub of fabric's soaked. I got it all washed but I may do it again. They smelled clean until I ironed then and the heat made the smell come back. I wanted to show you all what some of the prints are. These are old prints, I think. I have some of them sewn together for a crazy type quilt.
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Beautiful fabrics
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Cute vintage looking quilt.
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Those are such pretty fabrics. Give them another wash, I know you can save them.
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Thank you all. I'm going to rewash them. I thought it would be easier to sew them together then wash em again.
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Do try another washing. It is a bunch of very nice prints. I have often washed smelly (musty) fabrics after completing a project, seems safer to me, less chance they'll fray. I usually put baking soda and detergent in the wash with them.
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Sometimes that odor will come out if you use extra fabric softener in the dryer. Otherwise, wash them again and add a cup of ammonia, that will take the odor out. It will be worth it to save this fabric. Best wishes and keep us posted on the results.
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Pretty fabrics.
I was also going to suggest baking soda. There are some detergents out there that say they are good for removing odors. |
I remember that pipe bursting- wow, you did great with them!! :D
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I was going to suggest putting a cup of white vinegar in the final rinse....this will usually take out odors....
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