In the below give article, you can learn some useful and simple techniques for removing musty smell from your leather coat. You may love that classic winter leather coat of yours, but once you store them in a wardrobe or basement for a while, you will probably notice musty smell on it which you would surely not like. Musty odors are common in places without light or the one without ventilation. When the leather coat is not opened for times, it can prone to irritable musty smell. But no fear, this musty odor can be taken away with variety of tricky ways. You may need some cleaning essentials that can be purchased from your local hardware or grocery stores. Mentioned below is the simple technique that you can go through while eradicating musty odor form your leather coat:-

• Spray some odor-removing solution for the fabric onto the surface of your leather coat. Generously spray every section of the coat so that the odor is not left over. You can then hang your coat outside or in the well ventilated area to dry it completely.
• Pour few amount of tea tree oil on a clean cloth and then gently wipe it over the surface of the leather coat.
• Add vinegar in spray bottle. Spray it lightly on the leather fabric. Make sure you are not using it more as the smell of vinegar can be as worst as the musty smell. Using it in the minimum quantity to simply cover the over surface of coat can help out in reducing the musty odor. Later on, allow them to dry by hanging it on the well ventilated area.
• Make a liquid mixture by mixing little baking soda with some water. Dip a cloth into this solution and slowly blot it over the leather fabric. This will absorb the musty smell from your overcoat.  Don’t use too much of this mixture or else you will end up with a white paste on your leather coat instead.
• Place an activated charcoal in the wardrobe where the leather coat is hung or place an open container filled with baking soda. Both these items will help out in absorbing the clumsy smells in the wardrobe and will also protect your clothes from the awkward musty odor.