Members ccall222 Posted May 8, 2024 Members Report Posted May 8, 2024 I have a set of antique woolies that have a musky odor and some mold. What is the best way to kill all of the mold and remove the odor? Specifically in the hair, it is 3-4” long maybe Mongolian or Tibetan. Thanks! Quote
Members Dwight Posted May 8, 2024 Members Report Posted May 8, 2024 I don't remember who it was . . . supposed to be a well known western figure of the latter 1800's . . . Was one tough hombre . . . and a hard nosed cowboy himself . . . When asked how he died . . . the answer was, he laughed himself to death when he saw a "store bought cowboy . . . in a 10 gallon hat . . . wearing wooly chaps" Sixty years ago I could have told ya who he was . . . have long since forgotten . . . just always remembered that mental image . . . May God bless, Dwight Quote
Contributing Member fredk Posted May 8, 2024 Contributing Member Report Posted May 8, 2024 To answer the OP; try a shampoo meant for shaggy dogs. Apply lightly with warm water and a sponge. Comb out using a curry comb, sponge and paper towel dry and finally hang out where a good breeze will finish the drying Quote
Members Kat1234 Posted May 8, 2024 Members Report Posted May 8, 2024 I have a tack business, and sell sheepskin saddlepads. I suggest to my customers that they should wash with "PePeDe" or "Leather Therapy" wash. They are formulated for leather. Quote
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