What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
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What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
After getting very wet, a hat of mine has developed a slight scent like that of a wet animal. I've had wool felts do this but this one is beaver. I thought of a dab of patchouli oil. Any other suggestions?
Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
Fabreeze it. Most hats will emit an animal smell when wetted. Like wet hair. Fedora
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
Thanks, I'll do that.
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
I had that same problem and mine eventually went away
but ferbreez could work too
but ferbreez could work too
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
What do you mean by eventually? Weeks, months, years?
I've waited a couple months so far, it's time to do something about it.
It's not overpowering by any means, just annoying to me.
I've waited a couple months so far, it's time to do something about it.
It's not overpowering by any means, just annoying to me.
Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
Don't wait for the wind to blow the stink off of the hat.
Get either scented or non-scented Febreeze.
Get either scented or non-scented Febreeze.
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
If fabreeze don't do it, put some baking soda in a sock and seal it inside a plastic bag withe the hat for a few days.
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
I hear Diet Pepsi works, too. Right, Chewie?
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
Wasn't there a naptha soak treatment that worked? Or am I mis-remembering?
Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
I hope you are kidding about this. You'd be better off rubbing your beaver hat in dog droppings than putting patchouli oil on it.inexpensive_jones wrote:I thought of a dab of patchouli oil. Any other suggestions?
The smell will be right above your nose and will soon start to annoy you beyond belief. I would go with something milder. I think Fabreeze might be a good start.
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
The naptha soak would probably work, but that's what you use when you need to clean and reblock a dirty hat.
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
I've got this febreeze that smells like rainforest...Now that is taking SA way too far!
Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
That reminds me of the MAD Magazine cartoon I saw when they lampooned Crystal Skull. It's got Indy spraying his hat with a spray bottle, and the caption reads something like: "Realizing that febreeze stopped working on the ol' chapeau 15 years ago."
Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
My AB always smells like cigars everytime it gets wet.
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
..........binkmeisterRick wrote:I hear Diet Pepsi works, too. Right, Chewie?
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
Fedora wrote:Fabreeze it. Most hats will emit an animal smell when wetted. Like wet hair. Fedora
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
hey, I like patchouli. But I'l do the febreze thing first. Rainforest...hmmm.
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
Febreez can almost literally take the stink out of anything (within reason). When I used to smoke I used to spray myself with it before coming home from bars to hide the smell. Thankfully I've long since quit smoking, but cant smell febreez without craving a cigarette.
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Re: What do I do with this stinkin' hat?!
It doesn't work on cigar smoke in leather jacket linings.
Been there, tried that....gave up and did something else....
Regard! Michaelson
Been there, tried that....gave up and did something else....
Regard! Michaelson