Apr 04
DH1 asked:
The long history, but recently the cat or the family was sick and died. While ill, it soiled my mattress. After the test a certain specialty chemical cleaners for pet stain, I decided that I would have made a last ditch effort to wash the mattress with clean water in my garage before the use of trashing …. It was an expensive mattress. After I rinsed out the mattress, I removed all the water exess VAC with a shop, but the time got really wet and requested a few days so that the remaining water is dry. In the meantime, the mattress has undertaken a moldy / musty odor. Is the mattress a lost cause? or is there a way to eliminate the smell of mildew? It is very light, but the smell in a mattress is obviously undesireable. For that it 's the value of the stain of the cat and the smell is no longer present. The mattress has been airing out in the garage with a fan for the last 6 days and each day the odor is less … but is there a way to delete it?
The long history, but recently the cat or the family was sick and died. While ill, it soiled my mattress. After the test a certain specialty chemical cleaners for pet stain, I decided that I would have made a last ditch effort to wash the mattress with clean water in my garage before the use of trashing …. It was an expensive mattress. After I rinsed out the mattress, I removed all the water exess VAC with a shop, but the time got really wet and requested a few days so that the remaining water is dry. In the meantime, the mattress has undertaken a moldy / musty odor. Is the mattress a lost cause? or is there a way to eliminate the smell of mildew? It is very light, but the smell in a mattress is obviously undesireable. For that it 's the value of the stain of the cat and the smell is no longer present. The mattress has been airing out in the garage with a fan for the last 6 days and each day the odor is less … but is there a way to delete it?
