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Fritzzs Platinum Enthusiast	Posted Sorta discovered this accidently... Recently brought an old (dated 1877) leather large trunk that had some real heavy odors.... Put in about a cup of bleach in a bowl, set it inside and closed it...Couple of weeks later, all odor was gone...Completely....
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Dixie Bronze Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Newspapers in the trunk will help absorb the odors too.
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Fritzzs Platinum Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Sure the newspapers absorb the odors, but bleach vapors will kill the spors and permanetly elimanate the problem...
	Posts: 2258 | Location: Naples, Florida, United States | Registered: 06-03-02

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DvdGStwrt Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Did it leave the smell of bleach behind?
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Fritzzs Platinum Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Surpriseingly, no.....
	Posts: 2258 | Location: Naples, Florida, United States | Registered: 06-03-02

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