I have purchased an old beautiful blanket from an antique store (at least the price said it was, kinda have second thoughts now on age).
Anyway, it smells of mothballs, is real old, (maybe), i was told.
Sure looks old, but i can't have it dry cleaned, she said no.
I washed it in my washer and hung it in the air, did not help.
Does anyone know how to get this awful smell out ???
The old fashioned way that won't tear it apart.
Thanks,


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