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Clothes smelling damp

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MrsEmma85 · 01/11/2019 13:50

This may have been asked a thousand times before but I can't find it.

I wash our clothes at 40c, put straight in dryer (never sat for more than 30 minutes in washer), once dry they are put on an airier for at least 3 days, at this point they smell lovely.
I then put them in drawers, hung up etc

As soon as the day after when I go to get one of these items out it will smell damp, musty, to the point it cannot be worn and must be re-washed.

I cannot see any damp etc in my wardrobes so I really don't know where I am going wrong!

Can anyone help?

OP posts:
movingonbackwards · 01/11/2019 17:04

Have you cleaned your washing machine? Put it on its hottest wash. You could add some white vinegar to help get rid of smells in your machine

DariaMorgendorffer · 01/11/2019 17:07

Could be wardrobe, even without visible signs. My dd's wardrobe like this, but rest of house fine. Very annoying as her clothes don't smell fresh after being hung up for a week. I just bought some sachets on amazon that claim to 'soak up' the damp so I'll see how they go!

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