@ otokk ,ive not yet tried out the baking soda method but im thinking this fabric steamer might do the trick.apart from removing funky smell from clothings,i'm told it also removes wrinkles which is a plus.@ bolorufem,thanks for the observations.

@ ayeka,the fabric steamer idea is good advice.pls were can i buy this fabric steamer in lagos as im almost certain i wont get it here in kaduna,thank you

@ buzor thanks for the response

@ stayalive thanks for the response

its amazin how much one can learn by simply 'googlin' d web! just learnt two recipes for home made fabric freshner.one method uses vodka,distilled water nd essential oils,d second method usin baking soda,fabric conditioner and vinegar.febreeze was an option but the cost restrictive. i'm hitting th stores first thing tomorrow.
wish me luck!

baby clothing and accesories
infant,toddler and  clothings for boys and girls
party items(party packs,party fillers)
back to school items like shoes, backpacks etc
ladies clothing,shoes,bags,jewelries (not sure if they fall under apparel o)

hello tetrian,iv sent u a mail

i recently stumbled on a brand of disposable diapers called toujours,nd ill v to admit im seein it here first time on nairaland.how good is the product.im currently using huggies for my baby but out of curiosity would want to use d product.what's d average retail price?its not common here in kaduna.
thank you for your responses!

hello house.pls how do i remove d 'okirika' smell from clothing.
i'm a stay at home mum n i recently started sellin children first grade ok to augment my income.i'd wash d items myself in my washing machine nd get someone to iron them ,then i'll take it round in d car to sell.but i can't seem to get the 'ok'smell off the clothing!! some of my customers ask me to meet dem in thier offices nd they 'v asked me to look for ways to tone down or completly remove d 'smell' as dey buy the items discreetly n will like to kip it that way.
i'll greatly appreciate ur advise,thank u.