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    A commercial washer and dryer should handle it. I've done king size comforters in them, and they work fine.

    If you don't want to take a chance with that, try Febreze Pet Odor Eliminator. Spray it real good and then put it outside on a sunny day and leave it in the sun all day. This works good too. You might want to try this as a first option if you think the washer might tear it up.
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    Laundrymats should work... my mother always washed king size comforters in there.
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    I was going to suggest a spray with some febreeze, in a scent that doesn't bother you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Queen of Poop View Post
    I was going to suggest a spray with some febreeze, in a scent that doesn't bother you.
    Please be cautious with Febreeze. It is lethal to birds and that makes me wonder if there are problems with other creatures, including humans! Since you are pregnant, you may be ultra sensitive to this product.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pomtzu View Post

    If you don't want to take a chance with that, try Febreze Pet Odor Eliminator.

    I agree, the spray works. Might also try using those "bath wipes"
    you get at any pet food store. They have different fresh scents to
    help Malone smell better & it's good for their coats too.
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