I don't know if thrift stores are doing something different, or if my nose has gotten more sensitive with age, but I'm having a horrible time getting the "thrift store smell" out of clothes that I buy there (multiple chains, multiple stores
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My friend in Hollywood used to clean costumes with cheap vodka in a spritzer bottle (this is the easy, non-floral-scented version of Febreze). Her main concern was that, by contract, all costumes had to be cleaned between shooting days, and most of the clothes - quite a few of which were from thrift stores - wouldn't hold up to constant laundering (and who has the time between 12 midnight and 6am, anyway?). She said it really took the smells out.
It shouldn't damage most fibers, and it's worth a shot . . .?
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Could be something you're still experiencing post-pregnancy. I still can't tolerate raw broccoli and other dark, bitter vegetables -- makes me gag.
Please let me know if the baking soda works!
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