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Author: Jim22
Date: 2015-03-28 02:03
I have had good luck with keeping a paper envelope of baking soda in stinky cases. Just make sure none of the baking soda can escape the envelope.
If its the case that stinks, you could buy another case.
Is it a mildew smell or a "new car" kind of smell? I have a hard rubber clarinet that I don't like the smell of.
Jim C.
CT, USA
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