CAN'T GET THE SMELL OF MOLD OFF MY CLOTHES NOTHING WORKS

>>11907605
dry clean.....?

>>11907605
have you tried not storing your clothes in a moist asshole and using a dehumidifier?

>>11907688
I store them in a drawer, there's no moisture there.

They always start to smell like 3-5 days after I wash them.

It's fucking bullshit.

How do I get the smell to go away for good?

>>11907734
Try Sun drying them for a day.

Let your clothes dry in the sun and don't put them in the washing machine at 10pm only to have them stay wet all night

My washing machine has a timer I always set it start at like 5am so I then wake up at 8 and it's finished

>>11907734
It's the drawer. Get a new one

>>11907734
maybe it's your washer that's moldy

>>11907734
theres tons of moisture in a drawer... you need to add some packets of moth balls in there or w/e so that they absorb the moisture

>>11907900
>It's the drawer. Get a new one
It's not because I've had this problem with my clothes for the past 8 years and I've moved over 15 times.

>>11907907
see above

>>11907923
A Lot of the time it happens when I hang them up too.
Also other times I just keep them in a laundry basket.

This shouldn't even fucking happen if there was no mold on it.

How do I make the mold gone for good?

Do I have to throw away all my clothes?

>>11907778
>>11907780
Tried that didn't work.

>>11907944
You know what it might just be what you actually smell like.
Get some antibacterial soap shit and use it.

>>11907944
you are the common denominator sounds like you smell like mold

nigga u just moldy

>>11907958
>>11907962
>>11908278
Retards I said after I washed my clothes and leave them in the drawer they smell like mold after 3 days.

It's ain't me

>>11909293

Run the dryer longer.

>>11909293

>make sure they are totally dry
>don't store them in your moldy drawers
>get a clothing rack
>hang your clothes on the clothing rack
>no more mold problems, but now you will have dust problems

also it could just be your washer and dryer--they could be filled with mold. it's more common than you might think.

>>11909317
>>11909318
Man

What are you guys not understanding about this.

The mold is deep inside the fabric.

I need some chemical or something to kill it off entirely, it just won't go away.

Normal fabrics don't smell like this after a few days in a drawer.

I need chemical warfare against this shit.

>>11909332
You are sounding schitzophrenic now. Submerge your cloths into strong hydrochloric acid.

>>11909348
None of you idiots are scientists, you're hipster fashion faggots.

Man this board sucks.

Stinky fatty