It could be any number of things. But it is most likely due to the clothes having been left in the washer for longer than they should have been and they mildewed, or it could be that the water used has some kind of bacteria in it that makes the water itself sour.
We had a smaller fire that started in the kitchen, but small as it was, it caused a ton of smoke. The fire cleaners recommended Surf POWDER detergent, and it worked like a charm. I also used a cheaper hepa air filter and that seemed to help a lot too. Polyester clothes may not smell clean depending on what kind of smoke it was. I know they told use that anything we had that was plastic may never come clean, and the baby's toys had to be thrown out because they would remain very toxic. But a lot of the smoke we had was from burning plastic and that's where the real toxicity comes from. I'd assume that polyester clothes would be the same way. Hope this helps you or anybody else.
they have a rotting smell because the rotting smell makes insects come to eat. I'm not sure about this but i think they eat the insects when they approach the plant or something, try searching on Google or bing. :D
that is soap buildup. run it through the rinse an extra time. i always use less than the recommended amount of detergent. particularly now as they come out with more and more concentrated detergent, read the label carefully for the suggested amount. dont just fill the measuring cup. good luck!
Paper towels themselves do not have a smell. However, if they come into contact with strong odors or are stored in a damp or musty environment, they can absorb and retain those smells.
If you have a standard top loading washer, do you take the towels out of the washer right away after they have been washed? If you don't, and they sit in there too long the fabrics start to smell like mildew. This may be the aswer to your problem. You may not smell it after they are dried, but once the towel is used and becomes wet it will bring the smell out. You might also want to try and add oxiclean in your washer when you wash them to remove the smell. 20 Mule team Borax might also help. However, the problem may be due to using a new style, front loading, High Efficiency washer. These washers have a history of odor problems. Mold and mildew grow in the machine when it sits idle. If the idle period is too long, a lot of stuff can grow. This gets transfered to the laundry. The problem can come and go depending on how much the machine is used. If you have mildew smells you probably have intermitient itching/rash problems with underwea or diapers. With these machines it does not matter how fast you remove the laundry from the machine. You need to control the growth to eliminate the problem. Look for cleaning products like Affresh, Nu Fresh or Purewasher. These all claim to clean the machine.
There are several places where water is stored in the machine and hoses, which is normal. If you do not use your machine much this water can become stagnet and pick up a smell, you can notice this especially in a rental house which is vacant often. Another cause is if you have the exhausted water plumbed to the main drain line without a trap the smell can come from the area around the washer. A way to help reduce this is to wash your white clothes last, the bleach and hot water you use can help reduce the smell.
Well first you get your detergent and put some on the clothing and thenpop it the washer Or Get it dry cleaned which costs $!! ;-)
body odor, gases. not showering.. it can come from a variety of things
No lies mate if your asking that you probably smell so bad they just come anyway
It may be residue from something oily. Use a pre-spotting product. Or, it could just be from leftover bleach residue if you did your whites before doing all your dark clothes ...solution ... do a double rinse on your whites .
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The supply hoses are hooked up wrong. Hot is on the cold and since it rinses in cold, that means the last water in the tub is hot. Set the tempratue control to cold and start the washer. I bet the water is hot. Move it to hot and it will be cold. Just switch the hoses.
All you have to do is dirty up your item of clothing then wash it in some strong wash powde and the smell will come right off!
No lots of people think that but there wrong in makes them come in more because they like the smell.
if you have been smoking it then yse, it has a distinctive smell to anyone who has come across it before.
Clothes may come out of the dryer smelling burnt due to overheating, prolonged drying time, or a buildup of lint in the dryer. This can cause the fabric to scorch and emit a burnt smell. It is important to clean the lint trap regularly and ensure the dryer is not overheating to prevent this issue.
Guinea pigs can produce a strong odor from their urine and feces, which can impact the smell of a room if not cleaned regularly. It's important to keep their living space clean and provide good ventilation to prevent odors from becoming overwhelming. Additionally, washing clothes regularly if they come into contact with guinea pig bedding or odors can help prevent them from smelling bad.