I contemplated exposing it to smoke and then airing it out. The smoke particles *could* bond to the rubbery smell ones. It's a long skirt, though, so taking it to a filthy club is out. Most of my friends who smoke indoors all have cats and that's not an option.
I think I might have to make plans to take it to a safe dry cleaner.
Another option would be finding a cleaner that specializing in smoke repairs. An ozone chamber *could* remove the smell, but at what cost?
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Date: 2005-03-06 05:20 pm (UTC)I think I might have to make plans to take it to a safe dry cleaner.
Another option would be finding a cleaner that specializing in smoke repairs. An ozone chamber *could* remove the smell, but at what cost?