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Remove Yogurt from Upholstery: Mix a few drops of dish soap with 2 cups of cold water. Use a clean white rag to gently sponge the dish soap and water solution onto the upholstery. Use a separate white cloth to gently blot up the solution until the stain and wetness are gone.emove Yogurt from Upholstery: Mix a few drops of dish soap with 2 cups of cold water. Use a clean white rag to gently sponge the dish soap and water solution onto the upholstery. Use a separate white cloth to gently blot up the solution until the stain and wetness are gone.
4. Use a bit of vinegar. This all natural product is a deodorizer as well as a disinfectant, and will kill any mold and remove the mildew smell that accompanies it on your clothes. Add a cup of vinegar directly into the gasket with your clothes and let your washer run on the longest cycle it has.. Use borax. This is one of the stronger cleaning methods; borax is an all natural mold-killer which is sure to get rid of the mildew smell in your clothes. To use, mix Â½ a cup of borax with a cup of very hot water, allowing it to dissolve.