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Author: Djudy
Date: 2020-02-20 18:33
An old trick used by antique dealers to eliminate mustiness in old armoires or chests of drawers is freshly ground (ie. unused) coffee, placed in the interieur in an open dish. This may be as much a pleasant cover-up as true odor removal. Baking soda actually absorbes odors, often used in refrigerators. First you need to be sure there is no residual humidity in the lining; for that silica gel would work. Then I'd try baking soda (place it in a small recipient ,careful not to spill or you'll have to vacuum the case). Repeat with fresh coffee if any mustiness lingers. I'd give at least 24hs for each product to work in the closed case and I'd give the case a final airing, preferably outside in the shade, to finish up. I have not yet tried this but will soon as I have an unused case in need of attention.
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BRawling |
2020-02-09 23:32 |
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jimk |
2020-02-10 20:30 |
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Mark Charette |
2020-02-10 22:06 |
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BRawling |
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Mark Charette |
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BRawling |
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Katrina |
2020-02-16 19:06 |
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Re: Doctor's Products Case Odor Eliminator new |
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Djudy |
2020-02-20 18:33 |
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