We've used the "Odor Gone" spray on our cushions which we found more
effective that Febreeze (no affiliation, just a satisfied customer:
http://www.odorgone.com).  The stuff is a little pricey, but it did seem
to help neutralize the lingering odors.

Bill
S/V Antares
O'Day 302

> Short of replacing them, what is the best way to remove the "mildew" odor
> from older cabin cushions?  Febreeze is just not cutting it.
>
> I was thinking soaking/washing the cushions with a mixture of Oxiclean and
> laundry detergent to try to remove the mildew from the foam.  Then using a
> poly sheet and shopvac to vacuum-bag out most of the water from the foam,
> and then drying them in the sun.
>
> Will that work?  Is there a better way?
>
> I know the cushions should be replaced, but it's just not in this year's
> budget.
>
> --
> Stephen Petri
>    S/V Witchcraft, Ranger 33 No. 161
>    http://www.teamwitchcraft.com
>
>
>
>
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