January 9, 20233 yr #1 I recently purchased a pistol that came with a pigskin holster. The holster is in wonderful condition - but it absolutely wreaks of smoke! The seller must live inside an ashtray - I've rarely smelled anything that strong! 🤢  I've tried spraying some Febreeze inside to absorb some of the odor but it only lasts for a couple of minutes. Any "professional" tips on getting rid of the scent? It's so bad that I may just throw it away rather than keep it in my house. Thanks!!
January 9, 20233 yr #2 I have a Kriegsmarine coastal artillery helmet that was in a fire, i put the liner in a ziplock bag with mothballs(not touching the leather) for over a year. It worked for me. Do not throw it out, if you want to get rid of it ill take the project on.. Dwayne
December 12, 20241 yr #3 Dryer sheets are also effective, and they don’t have the offensive (to some) odor of moth balls. I used dryer sheets between pages of a large book that had an overpowering mildew smell. Toned it down significantly.
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