How do I remove smell from clothes after being in storage?

Add Vingar in wash

Or add Baking Soda in Wash..

Do not add both ..chemical reaction will possibly eat holes in clothes..

I would put clothes on soak cycle with vingar

To remove strong odors, we were told to use vinegar in the wash. I have also heard of a soaking them in a mixture of Dawn dish detergent/peroxide/baking soda ( Check on line for proportions). Good luck!

Try using Borax with your washing powder

and when you dry them use bounce dryer sheets.

Borax is good for a lot of hard smelly things hope this works.

Hi Mike!

http://www.livin-vintage.com/2009/10/how-to-safely-remove-unwanted-odors-in.html

https://www.thriftyfun.com/tf168818.tip.html

https://www.heddels.com/2014/06/five-ways-get-rid-vintage-smell/

If a booster in the wash doesn't do it, you can do a pinesol soak then wash.

Vinegar and baking soda in the wash and vinegar in the rinse. I do all my laundry this way. I had to change my laundry routine when I rescued a dog that was allergic to just about everything. Works like a charm, clean fresh laundry with no chemicals! And I use felted wool dryer balls in the dryer.

https://www.thespruce.com/use-baking-soda-in-laundry-2145765

https://lifehacker.com/add-baking-soda-or-vinegar-to-the-washing-machine-to-av-1730803661

I just had to do this with an old quilt, it was very musty smelling. I soaked it for a bit in water and an essential oil called purification (you can Google it) and then washed it (twice actually) in hot water and vinegar. Then I dried it with lavender laundry sachets I found from Trader Joe’s. Great results, smells fresh again!