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posted by  Jim Holst on  Mon Dec 30 10:38 CST 2002
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Yoy're right, Febreeze is found in the detergent isle. At least that is where I found it. It is in one of those hand spray bottles. I had a daughter who smoked and she stayed in our trailer for a few months. The next summer I had to use Febreeze to get rid of the smell, ugh. I sprayed all the curtains and pads and set as much out in the open to air out as I could. It worked pretty well. I just wish febreeze had an odorless variety. The stuff I used left that smell you find in cheap motels. It cleared up in time, better than smoke smell if you are a non-smoker.






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