Wanted: MOSTEK 387x Manual
There's something for fabrics called "Fabreeze" or something close that
works wonders for getting rid of vomit/urine/mold smells. I don't know
what it would do to a book, but I've used it on all kinds of fabrics and
never had it discolour anything.
On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Mike Ford wrote:
> >I remember there used to be an item called Nilodor that killed odors,
> >rather well. Especially effective with animal urines. Made in Canada, I
> >think.
>
> >> we come up with a way to deodorize it but... *thud. Any help would be
> >> appreciated! :-) (Wonder what happens if you bake a book in a kiln or
> >> something at 250-300 degrees for a few hours? Would that take the smell
> >> out? It's not sticky - just *stinky*.)
>
> Several current products will do the job, from a clothes pin (for your
> nose) to enzymes that target the odor stuff in urine. Check with local pet
> stores for the latter.
>
>
>
Received on Mon Oct 18 1999 - 03:01:35 BST
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