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Wee bit of a diluted bleach wash and a lot of fresh air............

8 years ago. Rating: 9
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....my wife uses Downy Unstoppables

8 years ago. Rating: 8
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Someone who owned bush camps told me that a little Borax in the washing machine helps with the musty smell along with what others have suggested, sunshine and wind.

8 years ago. Rating: 8
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My wife would probably do the hottest wash that the material could stand, and then hang it all out in the fresh air, she puts every thing out to dry and air. And I must agree, there is nothing like the smell of washing that's been out in the fresh air.

8 years ago. Rating: 8
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A liitle white vinegar added to the wash will give the smell of freshness when dried outside, no driers.  :)

8 years ago. Rating: 8
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I guess just put it in a washing machine and hang it out to dry,,to be honest i do not know how to work the washing machine,i am one of those spoilt kept men..:):):)..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<,..

8 years ago. Rating: 7
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Yep, vinegar. And a lot of it. Air dry and the vinegar smell will dissipate……...

Vinegar has the power to absorb smells rather than simply mask them like most commercial room fresheners do.

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8 years ago. Rating: 6
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We use the cheapest Laundry soap we can find. Along with washing soda, vinegar, and then ammonia in the bleach cycle. This worked the best when we were working with waste vegetable oil when we made biodiesel.

4 years ago. Rating: 2
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