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How do i get rid of cigarette/nicotine smell from non-washable item?

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  • this thread has heaps of ideas

    Ill merge this later

    Zip
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  • Although it may say "dry clean only" it's possible to hand-wash cashmere - but in cold or cool water, and using Woolite. You would need to squeeze out as much water as possible into a towel, or better still, give it a quick spin, and then dry it flat in the airing cupboard, or on a towel.

    I've been doing this successfully for years!
  • rachbc
    rachbc Posts: 4,461 Forumite
    I wash my cashmere in the handwash cycle of the machine and its been fine....
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