Charcoal for removing furniture odor

Removing furniture odor

Question on Furniture Odor:
We bought a house that had a bad odor in the basement. I hung bags of charcoal around the basement, and the smell has improved greatly.
Then I bought a 2nd hand lazy boy chair, but when I got it into my house, the body odors of the previous owner has taken over the smell of the room. So I have a bowl of charcoal under the chair at this time, but am wondering if I can sprinkle the charcoal directly on the fabric for a period of time. And how long would I need to use the charcoal for this situation? -Bonnie

Answer:

Hi Bonnie.

Good question! Applying the Pure Non-Scents® directly to the fabric of the chair is where you are going to get your best and fastest results. However, you do not want to get any charcoal onto the fabric, so this is what I would suggest:

How to

Cover the fabric on the chair with a clean cloth that that has no scents to it such as laundry soap or any other perfume fragrance. Then just pour the Pure Non-Scents® over that and let it sit on it for at least a couple of weeks. It will no doubt remove the smell to your nose immediately, but it will take time for it to completely adsorb the odor, so the longer you leave it on the better.

You can carefully pick up the cloth when you are done and reuse the Pure Non-Scents® as it is most unlikely that you have used up all of its surface area.

I hope this helps, please let me know what you decided to do!

Kind regards, Kimberly

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Kimberly Dinsley

Kimberly Dinsley and her husband John are the founders and owners of Charcoal House LLC. Kimberly oversees much of the day-to-day operations of the business and several websites and Blog. She was born and raised in the noisy Twin Cities of Minnesota, but now enjoys the quieter country life of NW Nebraska. Even with all her office responsibilities she still manages grinding wheat to make bread, gardening, tending her growing flock of chickens, and ever learning to make delicious vegan fare. She has become quite adept in giving natural treatments and assisting her husband with health seminars and workshops.

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