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Jamie Novak, Organizing Expert and Motivational Speaker is the resident organizer for NBC’s iVillage and has been a featured organizer on HGTV's Mission Organization with a best selling book 1,000 Quick and Easy Organizing Secrets and the forthcoming 1,000 Best Quick and Easy Time Saving Strategies. Jamie’s tips have been featured nationally in Woman’s World and Family Circle. Her approach is both easy and motivating. She is a natural and her passion for organizing shines through. Jamie promises not to try to reinvent you - instead she helps you find your style and work with it! Jamie's goal is to share real ideas the really work for real life! Visit her website for free resources - http://www.jamienovak.com
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Expert: Jamie Novak - 10/17/2009
Question
hello Jamie I hae a duck down sleeping bag and I have had it stored for a while and its got a bit of a smell about it I gave it a wash and I put it out on the line for a couple of days what do you think I should do to give it a good smell any ideas.
James
Answer
Hi James,
Thanks for the question. I'm not sure if your sleeping bag has a special coating. I treat mine by placing in the dryer on NO heat and adding a few tennis balls to fluff the feathers and I add a dryer sheet or a towel damp with a scent I like.
The sun may give it a fresh scent.
You can also use Febreze which is my favorite, a few sprays and it smells wonderful!
HAPPY CAMPING- Jamie
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