Title: Video: Removing the Stink from Duck Feather Blankets
In a recent video, viewers are shown how to remove the unpleasant odor from duck feather blankets. The process is simple and requires only a few common household items. First, the duck feather blanket is placed in a large bowl or sink and then filled with water. Next, a squirt of liquid soap is added to the water and the blanket is allowed to soak for about 15 minutes. After that, the blanket is rinsed with clean water and then squeezed out to remove any excess water. Finally, the blanket is hung up to dry in a well-ventilated area. The video also recommends using a dryer to speed up the drying process if needed. Once the blanket is completely dry, it is said to be free from the unpleasant odor and ready to use again.
If you have ever owned a duck feather blanket, you know that they can develop a strong, unpleasant odor over time. The good news is that there are ways to remove the stink from these blankets and make them as good as new. In this video, we will show you how to do just that.
Step 1: Preparing the Blanket
The first step is to prepare the blanket for cleaning. Remove any excess moisture from the blanket by shaking it out or pressing it gently with a towel. Then, set it aside while you prepare the cleaning solution.
Step 2: Making the Cleaning Solution
In a small bowl, mix together one tablespoon of baking soda, one tablespoon of liquid soap, and two cups of warm water. This solution will help to absorb the odor and clean the blanket at the same time.
Step 3: Applying the Cleaning Solution
Next, take a sponge or cloth and dip it into the cleaning solution. Wring it out so that it is not dripping, and then use it to gently scrub the blanket in a circular motion. Be sure to get into all of the nooks and crannies where the odor may be hiding.
Step 4: Rinsing and Wringing
Once you have finished scrubbing, take the blanket to the sink or shower and rinse it thoroughly with clean water. Then, use a towel to gently wring it out and remove any excess moisture.
Step 5: Drying and Fluffing
Finally, take the blanket to a well-ventilated area and hang it up to dry. As it dries, use a fan or hair dryer to help speed up the process. When the blanket is completely dry, give it a good shake to fluff it up and remove any remaining odors.
Now, your duck feather blanket should be as good as new without any trace of the old stink! Enjoy watching this video for more great tips on keeping your home clean and organized.
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