keeping the backpack/suitcase smelling good!

shanthi · Oct 26th, 2005, 15:14

Literally in the throes of packing (about time too!) and thought I'd pass on this little tip.

Get yourself a pack of "tumble-dry-fresh" sheets and place them intermittently among your clothes, in shoes, etc..and your stuff will stay smelling good for ages - especially for people "on the road" for long periods...they stay smelling good for a very long time!

chaiyya chaiyya · Nov 29th, 2005, 08:24

haha, that's brilliant! will do!

Digital Drifter · Nov 29th, 2005, 09:21

pray , what are "tumble-dry-fresh" sheets?

wendyo · Nov 29th, 2005, 11:07

DD,

Those sheets are the softener sheets you can put in your dryer when you dry your clothes. It helps make them soft, eliminates static, and makes them smell good!

(Also a fabulous tool for de-stinkifying clothes that have been worn too long, or in smoky places. Just place said funky clothes in a plastic/garbage bag, stick in a dryer sheet-use more for really funky smells!

- and seal up the bag. By morning, your clothes will at least smell a little better).

peas be with you,

wendyo

Oct 26th, 2005, 15:14	#1
shanthi Account closed on user's request Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: South India Posts: 785	keeping the backpack/suitcase smelling good! Literally in the throes of packing (about time too!) and thought I'd pass on this little tip. Get yourself a pack of "tumble-dry-fresh" sheets and place them intermittently among your clothes, in shoes, etc..and your stuff will stay smelling good for ages - especially for people "on the road" for long periods...they stay smelling good for a very long time!

Nov 29th, 2005, 09:21	#3
Digital Drifter bang a whore? Bangalore Dammit! Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,878	pray , what are "tumble-dry-fresh" sheets? __________________ Click here for the Indiamike train guide in PDF

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wendyo Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: NY Yankee in TX Posts: 22	DD, Those sheets are the softener sheets you can put in your dryer when you dry your clothes. It helps make them soft, eliminates static, and makes them smell good! (Also a fabulous tool for de-stinkifying clothes that have been worn too long, or in smoky places. Just place said funky clothes in a plastic/garbage bag, stick in a dryer sheet-use more for really funky smells! - and seal up the bag. By morning, your clothes will at least smell a little better). peas be with you, wendyo

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