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Both baking soda and borax remove odors from garment fibers. Add between 1/2 -2/3 cup depending on the size of the load and let the garments soak along with your regular detergent for an hour or so. You can also add vinegar (about 1 cup) to the rinse water for fabric softening and odor removal. Don’t worry the smell dissapates.

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