Cat in the bag.

[Tengu]

Blackie had to go to the vets.

So, now my holdall....smells a bit.

Its canvas and leather.

How do I de scent it?

(You will be glad to know he is better now).

 

[slowworm]

Cat litter? (Unused).

 

[Woody girl]

Sprinkle with bicarb, leave for a while, then make up a lemon juice and bicarb mix, give it a good swoosh and wipe down. Leave to dry. Result, a sweet smelling bag.
Or a wipe out with nicely scented fabric conditioner.
If it's notplastic, a short, gentle wash in the washing machine, or if it is, a wash in the machine, much as you might do for trainers might be OK.

 

[Toddy]

The vets sell a spray, but it'll cost a lot, that takes away the smell. P-off or something like that.

Absorbant cat litter might be a much cheaper alternative.
I'd try scrubbing with biological washing liquid in some hot water, with a rag, first though.

 

[Tengu]

Its not anything specific, (my jumper caught all that) Just an overall....miasma.

 

[Toddy]

Bag of cheap cat litter, the absorbent white clay type. That'll soak up everything. Pretty sure the poundstores had it.

Annie's suggestion about the bicarb is sound too though.

 

[Tengu]

Ill see how it goes

 

[Toddy]

If it didn't actually get any spraint onto it, you might find just airing it out will clear it ?

 

[Watch-keeper]

I agree with Toddy, turn it inside out and leave it outside for a while and let the wind get to for a couple of days before you start using anything on it.

 

[Lean'n'mean]

There is Febreze of course but if you want to go down a more DIY route, leaving (Real) coffee dregs on a little plate or a bowl of milk with some bread soaked in it works to deodorize fridges, so if none of the above work...................................

 

[Tengu]

Havent tried it yet.

But I am glad to report my jumper (Bath Rugby club) is inhabitable again.