Musty mouldy smell

[raleighnut]

[QUOTE 3545929, member: 9609"]yes, I did a bit of googling after reading @albion suggestion, and I am interested to find out what happens.My wife won't tell me where the vinegar is so it will have to wait till tomorrow, it will mean going into a proper shop and handing over real money - hope I don't have a panic attack. haven't been in a shop for a couple of years.[/QUOTE]
Buy a couple of fish suppers, the vinegar will be on the table.

 

[slowmotion]

Don't worry about handing over a skipload of money. White vinegar is really cheap. No need to ponce about with that balsamic stuff that comes in a bottle the size of Chanel No 5.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Tis all right, you showed up in a rank, musty smelling old army coat, they probably expect some level of mischief with the vinegar as well.

 

[slowmotion]

Tis all right, you showed up in a rank, musty smelling old army coat, they probably expect some level of mischief with the vinegar as well.

He'll probably clear the restaurant, at which point he can sneak into the storeroom and make off with gallons of the miraculous gin-clear liquid.

 

[tyred]

Ah, I get it it - you made a joke of not getting the joke and I joked about you not getting the joke, but you didn't realise that I was joking ...
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Why does this remind me of Laurel and Hardy

 

[Gravity Aided]

He'll probably clear the restaurant, at which point he can sneak into the storeroom and make off with gallons of the miraculous gin-clear liquid.

Removes rust from bicycle parts, as well, and may aid in removing a stuck seatpost. Your results may vary.

 

[w00hoo_kent]

Removes rust from bicycle parts, as well, and may aid in removing a stuck seatpost. Your results may vary.

Also excellent for clearing out battery compartments that have been left with batteries in too long...

 

[Custom24]

@User9609, did the vinegar soak sort out the smell?

 

[vernon]

I couldn't get past the shagging.

Careful there 3BM!

You might like to consider self moderation.

 

[Cubist]

Nice, cheap, not smelling of dead things. Choose any two.

 

[vernon]

That's a novel name for it

It's an action that Miss Goodbody is familiar with when @Fnaar is otherwise engaged.

 

[Custom24]

[QUOTE 3548428, member: 9609"]@Custom24 @albion
Job done and a success, mouldy fusty smell now gone - good cost effective solutions as well at 10½p - this makes this otherwise brand new birding jacket good value £2.10½.
And from an environmental front this is a real winner, without the charity shop this would be going into land fill.

Time for celebratory pose with new jacket

[/QUOTE]
This brought a smile to my face, thank you!

 

[ColinJ]

I'll give that a go on an old long-sleeved base layer which I can never get really clean. I've had it for about 20 years and it is really comfortable, but normal washing only gets about 90% of the musty/sweaty smell out of it.

 

[vernon]

[QUOTE 3548428, member: 9609"]@Custom24 @albion
Job done and a success, mouldy fusty smell now gone - good cost effective solutions as well at 10½p - this makes this otherwise brand new birding jacket good value £2.10½.
And from an environmental front this is a real winner, without the charity shop this would be going into land fill.

Time for celebratory pose with new jacket

[/QUOTE]

The chain's slack.

 

[vernon]

as are his jeans....

Nothing that a short spell on a pie diet won't sort out.