One of the things I like to use to get bad odors out of things is carcoal (the kind you BBQ with). Put the yarn in a large tub with lid with a lid, put the carcoal in a bowl set it on top of the yarn, put the lid on and leave for about a week. This is how I got the smoke smell out of a cashmere sweater that I purchased at a fire sale.
Smokey Yarn dilema!
Dear KP Friends,
I have a mess on my hands and a delima. I had a fire in my. Home and is the time for. Clean out and clean up. I found a stash of various yarns thay. Wwere in a clopset. The yarn is in great shape but the delima, it smells of smoke. How do I get the smell out?
I have a mess on my hands and a delima. I had a fire in my. Home and is the time for. Clean out and clean up. I found a stash of various yarns thay. Wwere in a clopset. The yarn is in great shape but the delima, it smells of smoke. How do I get the smell out?
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