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July 28, 2011 on 8:00 am
Turns out, it wasn’t a dog that got into his stuff but a raw egg. He had the bright idea to transport an egg in his backpack for use as a target on the shooting range … needless to say the egg didn’t quite make it. Instead, it got “scrambled” inside his backpack. So, we had his backpack, rain gear and few other items that had a nasty stink that two regular wash cycles couldn’t conquer. I didn’t want to use bleach because it might damage these items that require a delicate wash cycle.
It turned out that my son’s timing with this mess couldn’t have been better! 1877floorguy.com had just received the first shipment of new Odorcide 210 Products for Cigarette Smoke, Fire&Flood and (the one I needed) Laundry!
Next day I brought home a 16oz accumix bottle of Odorcide Laundry and we gave it a try. Directions on the bottle told me how much to add to the wash load depending on the severity of the odor. I let my son squeeze the right amount into the accumix reservoir and we added it to the wash cycle. After one gentle wash cycle (gentle because we were washing a backpack and raingear) the bad odor was completely gone! A fresh scent was noticeable and it wasn’t flowery either, just a mild, clean smell, not overpowering. I later used Odorcide Laundry for his sneakers which had a pungent odor from sweaty feet. It was so bad that it greeted me when I entered his room. Again, one wash cycle and the smell was GONE! In the past I had used bleach in the wash to rid sneakers of bad odors, but this worked so much better! So… for all the not-so-fresh-smelling stuff in your life, I highly recommend the Odorcide 210 Family of Products! Intended for use in Residential & Commercial applications, it is safe for use on a wide range of surfaces such as carpet, wood, laminate, upholstery, most fabrics and ceiling tiles. Safe also for use around people and pets. Can be applied using a sprayer, fogger, via immersion and in laundry machines.
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Have you ever had something stink and no matter how many times you clean it, the smell is never quite gone? My most recent experience was with my son’s backpack. He returned from a Boy Scout camping trip with a “wet dog” smell in his backpack and on the items that were in the backpack.
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