Fabric softener is highly carcinogenic. The synthetic fragrances used to make it are from petrochemicals. There are over 4000 chemicals to pick from when making a fragrance. Any one fragrance added to your fabric softener is made up of about 400 chemicals. EPA researches the chemicals for human health effects one by one, not in combination. Of the 50 chemicals submitted for "approval" each month by the EPA, only 12% get tested for toxicity. Of those 12%, 80% are carcinogenic (cancer causing). The tests that are used are negotiotiable with the industry creating the chemicals.
The Cosmetic Toiletry and Fragrance Assoc is the lobbying group for the fragrance industry lobbies to protect the "trade secrets" of these fragrances, which when used in combination are likely much more toxic than used alone. (like corexit used in the Gulf oilspill...together with the sweet crude oil (the kind that leaked) produce a double whammy. Sweet crude oil is more volatile than other kinds of oil that is drilled, therefore the by products are more easily carried into the air currents and brought on land.
Fragrances (synthetic) are immune suppressors, neurological inhibitors, and endocrine disruptors. If you say "you gotta die of something" then please consider that you are not just effecting your own life but all aquatic life and microorganisms, as these chemicals are flushed from your bodily wastes (shower and toilet) and your washing machine and into bodies of water where, as an aquatic toxicolosist friend of mne told me, are causing male fish to exhibit female traits. Maybe that's where we are headedfor those who don't care..make your self sterile so you can't reproduce the same ignorant non caring off spring. Perfect solution.
To remove the smell of fabric softener from your laundry, try rewashing the clothes with just hot water and no detergent or fabric softener. You can also try hanging the clothes outside to air out, or place them in a well-ventilated area with baking soda or activated charcoal to absorb the odor.
To effectively remove the formaldehyde smell from your jeans, try washing them with a cup of white vinegar or baking soda added to the laundry detergent. You can also hang them outside to air out or use a fabric freshener spray.
To remove chemicals from fabrics, you can try washing them with a mild detergent and rinsing thoroughly. Alternatively, letting the fabric air out in a well-ventilated area can also help reduce any lingering chemical residues. If the chemicals persist, consider using a specialized fabric cleaner or seeking professional dry cleaning services.
Clothes may smell funky after washing due to bacteria trapped in the fabric. To get rid of the smell, try re-washing the clothes with a cup of white vinegar or baking soda, using a scent booster in the laundry, or soaking the clothes in water mixed with vinegar before washing. Additionally, make sure to clean your washing machine regularly to prevent the build-up of odors.
Soaps acts as an emulsion and surrounds the oil. This causes the droplets of oil to stay suspended in water. Agitation shifts most of the emulsion of grease and water off the clothes and into the washing machine. Rising clothes with clean water gets rid of any soap and grease that are left behind.
Washing it with a good laundry detergent and also with fabric softener should get rid of any smell.
To remove the smell of fabric softener from your laundry, try rewashing the clothes with just hot water and no detergent or fabric softener. You can also try hanging the clothes outside to air out, or place them in a well-ventilated area with baking soda or activated charcoal to absorb the odor.
You can get rid of old bloody chicken liver smell, spilled on your carpet, by scrubbing the carpet with hot soapy water. After the carpet has dried apply fabric softener.
A cationic softener is a type of fabric softener that contains positively charged molecules. When added to laundry during the rinse cycle, these molecules adhere to the negatively charged fibers of the fabric, reducing static cling and making the fabric feel softer to the touch.
I use a used dryer sheet.
In each drawer, place a briquet of charcoal (inside a sock to keep it from leaving black marks on things kept in the drawer), and a fabric softener sheet like the ones used in a clothes dryer.
To effectively remove the formaldehyde smell from your jeans, try washing them with a cup of white vinegar or baking soda added to the laundry detergent. You can also hang them outside to air out or use a fabric freshener spray.
Fabric softener reduces static electricity by coating fabrics with a thin layer of chemicals that lubricate and separate the fibers. This helps prevent the build-up of electrons, which is responsible for static electricity.
Because the smell has already been absorbed into fabric or it is very strong and cannot get off a certain object.
use deodorant, or detergent water, or vinegar water or just dig around the poop until the smell is gone
It's because you eventually get used to the bad smell. You should try to get rid of the smell using fabric spray, ozone generator, etc.
depends on what its on. on a hard surface use amonia. on fabric or anything porous, sorry for ya luck.