Hey Guys,
I need ya'lls help. My cat has caused a very stinky, pricey problem due to my forgetfullness.
To make a long story short the yesterday day I went into my spare bedroom to get some clothes out of the closet when I noticed a very bad cat pee smell. There was one of my dresses on the floor of the closet, I admit I knew it fell off its hanger and just didnt pick it up (all my fault!) And my dress is soaked in cat pee. Normally I would just toss something that smelled this bad, but its a medieval re-enactment dress, that I completely hand sewed and has almost 10 yards of fabric to it. Not something I just want to trash.
I washed it in hot water with plain detergent, added some vineger to the wash water, added Febreeze to the wash water and it still has a faint pee smell.
Any ideas as how I can remove this nasty smell? Cause no knight in shining armour is going to want to be near me in this stinky rag!
Thanks
Tammy
I need ya'lls help. My cat has caused a very stinky, pricey problem due to my forgetfullness.
To make a long story short the yesterday day I went into my spare bedroom to get some clothes out of the closet when I noticed a very bad cat pee smell. There was one of my dresses on the floor of the closet, I admit I knew it fell off its hanger and just didnt pick it up (all my fault!) And my dress is soaked in cat pee. Normally I would just toss something that smelled this bad, but its a medieval re-enactment dress, that I completely hand sewed and has almost 10 yards of fabric to it. Not something I just want to trash.
I washed it in hot water with plain detergent, added some vineger to the wash water, added Febreeze to the wash water and it still has a faint pee smell.
Any ideas as how I can remove this nasty smell? Cause no knight in shining armour is going to want to be near me in this stinky rag!

Thanks
Tammy
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