How Do You Get Mildew Out of a Collar?

by **pitbullmamaliz** » September 28th, 2009, 10:24 am

They're more like necklaces than collars. :wink:

by **Marinepits** » September 28th, 2009, 12:59 pm

pitbullmamaliz wrote:They're more like necklaces than collars.

Katy's is like that now.

So, after reading this thread, I decided to experiment with cleaning stuff on Mac's Blocky Collar. It always smells a bit like ass because he has so many skin issues and even multiple washings in the machine don't quite make it clean enough.

I filled a big pot with HOT water, added about a 1/4 cup of OxyClean and a squirt of Palmolive dish detergent, swirled it around, and then let the collar soak while I ran out for a couple of hours and took care of some errands. The collar is now unbelieveably clean and de-funked!!! :shock:

I'm soaking it again in plain water just to make sure all the cleaner is gone, then I'll let it air dry in the furnace room. I can't WAIT to see how clean and sparkly it looks when dry!!! :rock:

by **TheRedQueen** » September 28th, 2009, 2:43 pm

Marinepits wrote: I'm soaking it again in plain water just to make sure all the cleaner is gone, then I'll let it air dry in the furnace room.

Seriously...I was a little concerned, when it read "I'll let it air dry in the furnace" because the next word "room" was on the next sentence. I read it fast and missed the room at first...I was just like wtf? She's drying it in the frickin' furnace? How's that gonna work? :giggle:

by **Marinepits** » September 28th, 2009, 2:56 pm

It will dry REALLY fast. And crispy.

How Do You Get Mildew Out of a Collar?

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