June 2009 Weddings
Philly6*6*09
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*Mamie* re: your towels
I saw in the below post about your towels, and smelling like moldyish (totally not a word).
Have you tried washing them separately, in hot water, and as opposed to putting fabric softener in, use white vinegar?
Your towels won't come out smelling like vinegar, but the vinegar will kill the bacteria that is lingering on the towels contributing to the odor.
The hubs thought I was crazy, now he insists that I use it.
Re: *Mamie* re: your towels
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Lucy Elizabeth 10.27.12
I will bet money on it! (When vinegar dry's, you can't smell it!)
During the rinse cycle, add about 1 cup.