He fought the funk and the funk won.

[jamespowers]

I'm sorry about the suit and all but boy oh boy did I find this thread funny lol .Great comedic writing and thoughts.

I figured I might as well get something from our experiences aside from frustration. :eusa_doh:
I suppose I might try to have the funk cleaned out but it will be gone. I just can't get the thought of the human form of Jabba the Hut that likely owned that suit before me out of my head. I can't wear the suit after that.

 

[Miss 1929]

Baking soda

is my favorite - I had a feather fan that wafted Eau de Crypt when used, a week in a bag with BS took care of it nicely.
But some things are just not savable.

 

[jamespowers]

is my favorite - I had a feather fan that wafted Eau de Crypt when used, a week in a bag with BS took care of it nicely.
But some things are just not savable.

It might not be so bad if it was Eau de Crypt. This was more like Eau de Homme(less). :eusa_doh:

 

[mikepara]

I just can't get the thought out my head of how it got so bad? Hobo's in Armani?
Dead men's suits...

 

[KittyT]

try one of those pet stain cleaners, i heard they work wonders. someone recommended a particular one as a miracle worker for vintage, but i can't remember which. [huh]

Was it Nature's Miracle? That stuff works wonders on carpet for puke, urine, cat spray and feces.

 

[jamespowers]

I just can't get the thought out my head of how it got so bad? Hobo's in Armani?
Dead men's suits...

Yeah me either. That's why I can't bring myself to wear it even if it gets deskunkified.

 

[jamespowers]

Was it Nature's Miracle? That stuff works wonders on carpet for puke, urine, cat spray and feces.

If it works for all three at once then it might be able to get this funk out.

 

[MrBern]

I had a friend who picked up a nice military khaki shirt at a flea market. It had a very large neck size of 18. He was thrilled til he got it home & the cat smell became apparent.
washing & drycleaning didnt help, but Febreze did wonders.