Someone sprayed perfume in my kitchen cabinet. I've tried vinegar, baking soda, air fresheners. Nothing helps. Will Moso get rid of the smell?
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I have never used it in a small area such as a cabinet, but I suspect it will work just fine. It's certainly a non-chemical method that can not cause any harm.
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It might be worth a try - I am using the Moso bags for a mattress and furniture with a strong chemical odor and it works, but it took a few weeks for the smell to really fade.
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It may, but I have no idea. I'm using it for a dirty diaper pail, and it's not working. It may be fine with lesser odors. Good luck.
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Mine arrived without any smell. I suggest contacting the manufacturer to ask for advice. Alternatively, try using a white vinegar and water solution to clean it out.
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I opened the doors and drawers of the armoire and put a fan blowing on it, in my garage for several days. The odor lessened and we put it in the house. I don't notice the odor anymore, but I don't know what caused the smell.
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Hi, I would try cleaning it with white distilled vinegar. It will kill the smell if you get it into/under the gasket/seal. Hope this helps.
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I just got mine out to check. I have a pretty good sense of smell and mine had no odor. Sometimes soaking it submersed in vinegar for a few days will clear the smell. Good luck!
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I have read that you must saturate every inch to effectively remove odors. I have not been impressed when I used it to remove musty furniture odor. It is a small bottle that is expensive and I am thinking that hydrogen peroxide may be just as effective. Good luck. A hot sunny day may remove the perfume from your afghan.
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I'm not sure if this will work if something has soaked into the wood. You may want to try a solution of diluted vinegar and water and maybe put an opened box of baking soda in there for a bit. I've also heard that plain charcoal will help absorb odors.
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Ours didn't have that odor to it at all. But I would try some kinda heavy detergent. Hope this helps
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No, but if you use vinegar, that will get rid of all the pheromones. I personally was not pleased with this product. I really like the OUT! It gets rid of odors and smells nice. It doesn't take nearly as much either. Use vinegar to completely get rid of the odor.
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I don't have it in my kitchen, but I think you have to look for one that specifically says it eliminates odors. I don't believe this one does.
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The smell is not that offensive so I haven't done anything. If I didn't have a kitten who would love to go after the hanging necklaces, I would leave the door open for awhile and maybe that would help. Maybe I will hang an air freshener inside. If you haven't filled it with jewellry yet you could spray something into the cabinet like Febreeze.+
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No I did not get that smell but you may want to try some baking soda in a bowl and leave it in there for awhile.
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No, I don't think it would work for that. Perhaps you could strategically place a few open boxes of baking soda? I think you'd also first need to remedy the underlying cause of the odor.
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Typically soaking the item in warm water and baking soda will remove the smell.
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Yes. Use a solution if vinegar and water. It helps get the smell if rubber out and it cleans it nicely. I use a spray bottle and a towel.
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Try using apple cider vinegar. (Braggs or another natural brand). We acquired a piano from a smoker's house and were able to remove the order completely by wiping it down with a diluted 50/50 vinegar on the outside and setting some containers of it on the inside of the piano to work over several months. It did a great job, but it does take some time for it to work. It does smell strongly of vinegar for a short time when you put it on. On wood paneling I'd wipe it on and then wipe it off so the moisture doesn't damage the wood.
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Ugh, yes!! I ran four batches of ice through and a couple cups of vinegar hoping it would help but it hasn't! I am afraid to feed the ice to my kids because of the toxic smell!! How in the world do we get it to go away!?