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I had no luck with vinegar....I AM having some luck with cutting a lemon in half, and throwing a full box of baking soda into the load WITH the clothes first. I squeeze the lemon, and then place the two halves into the mesh bag and close it - and throw it in the washer along with emptying a full box of baking soda...That's the first cycle.
Second cycle I rewash with regular laundry pods, (leaving the lemons in the washer/mesh bag) and run it through again.
Been doing that for the last couple of years and that seems to do the trick.
Hope this helps.
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Texascowgal08 Oct 2023
Never thought to use lemon… I’m gonna try this that next..
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My daughter uses ODO BAN (I think that's the brand name) on her dog's many accidents and on her not-totally-potty trained kid.

She says it's a game changer--but you're dealing with a much larger and more powerful problem.

You need to clean the washer with hottest water posssible and bleach Let it sit overnight.

If you've dried the clothes--man, I don't know what tp say. That kind of 'sets' the smell.
I hope your dad is weaiing incontinence briefs. This is a problem that won't get better, sadly.
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Texascowgal08 Oct 2023
I forgot about Odo ban! I have not put the clothes in the dryer yet. I am doing one more wash cycle. I need to do my washing machine with the cycle of this Odo ban as well!
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