A good dry cleaner should be able to get the smell out of the wool
and silk. I had a wool military beret borrowed by a smoker friend
(who has since quit - yay!!) When I got it back it reeked of
smoke. I took it to the cleaners and when it came back - no
smell! BTW, this was a cleaner that used the CO2 process - so the
understructure was not affected, and there was no chemical smell, either.
HTH,
Sandy
At 09:01 PM 3/10/2008, you wrote:
> 2) my mom is very wash and wear so most of her clothing (as well as
> linens) are cottons and cotton-poly blends. What about the odd wool or
> silk items?
> Allison T.
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