The method you use to get rid of a mildew smell will depend on where the smell is coming from. In a room of your house you should make sure the room is well ventilated and fix any leaks which are allowing moisture to enter and remain in the room. For carpets, you can try having them professionally cleaned by a carpet cleaning company but if the mildew is really set in they may need to be replaced. Mop down walls and floors with a solution of bleach and water. Use 1/2 to 1 cup of liquid household bleach to a gallon (3.8 liters) of water. Rinse with clear water and wipe as dry as possible. For clothes or towels, remove mildew spots by brushing them off - make sure to do it outside to prevent releasing the mildew spores in the house and be sure to wear a face mask. Expose the fabrics to sun and air. Then wash with soap or detergent and water, rinse well and dry in the sun rather than a drier. Use lemon juice and salt or chlorine bleach to remove any remaining stains. This will also remove the mildew odor. Never use a chlorine bleach on silk, wool or Spandex fabrics and be sure or on colored fabrics. Always check labels on clothes for any cleaning warnings. If you are unsure consider a professional Dry Cleaner.
you have to first place vinegar i a bowl about 1/4 cup and microwave for 40 seconds them dip pieces of bread in it until they soak it repeat this process until you have 4 pieces of soaked vinegar bread then put the on plates and but them around your house. if you need more pieces of bread to go so repeat this process then leave the vinegar there until the smell is gone.
The best way is to have the clothing professionally cleaned by a furrier.
Get a new one.
The mildew smell is probably from your carpet not drying. Shampoo the carpet again using a product that removes mildew, making sure that you remove as much woisture as you can.
Spray Lysol into the fresh air vent near the bottom of your windshield. This will kill the mildew.
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Depends on what the smell is? Can be many things including mildew or mold in the HVAC system.
It can be a sign of mildew or mold.
you must find the mildew or mold source first- you can't get rid of the smell if you don't know where it is coming from- if it's drywall i have inserted a ehow link- http://www.ehow.com/how_2056875_eliminate-mold-from-drywall.html you may need prfeesional help if you cannot locate it yourself- check for water damage and go from there Suggest you find where the mildew is located and remove it. One place to check is the A/C drip pan and the A/C ducts. If in A/C Ducts, need to clean or replace them. Also, look on line for mold and mildew remediation techniques.
change the cabin filters
The holes allow the smell to escape and so the clothes will not mildew.
Mildew or other fungus growing underneath it.
dont take big dumps
Fur coats have to be professionally dry cleaned and must always be stored in a cooler.