any ideas for an old smelly sewing cabinet?
07-28-2010, 03:21 PM
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Try putting a lot of baking soda inside and let it set while your gone to the quilt show.
Originally Posted by lots2do
Hi,
I just found an old cabinet that sits on the floor. It has two flaps that lift up on each side that would allow me to store some kind of crafty project in process in it. But it smells like the last owner stored cigars in it. Any ideas on how to clear the smell out? It's mahogany and has a little piece of wood missing on a leg but is just darling. Would want to use it, though.
Thanks in advance,
lots2do
(May be a few days before I check back in, off to the Maine Quilt Show tomorrow, yippee)
I just found an old cabinet that sits on the floor. It has two flaps that lift up on each side that would allow me to store some kind of crafty project in process in it. But it smells like the last owner stored cigars in it. Any ideas on how to clear the smell out? It's mahogany and has a little piece of wood missing on a leg but is just darling. Would want to use it, though.
Thanks in advance,
lots2do
(May be a few days before I check back in, off to the Maine Quilt Show tomorrow, yippee)
07-28-2010, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by Up North
Look out Billy all of us will show up wearing Eternity and little black dresses just to get some of your machines!!
Did I mention the Hot Tub and Long Island Teas.........
07-28-2010, 06:07 PM
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Some of us might have to CARRY the little black dress, and actually WEAR a bigger one!
I went from a LITTLE black dress to a medium black dress when I started spending more time quilting.
Seamstresses know how to let out seams.
And the only time I actually give a RIP is when I quilt :lol:
I went from a LITTLE black dress to a medium black dress when I started spending more time quilting.
Seamstresses know how to let out seams.
And the only time I actually give a RIP is when I quilt :lol:
07-28-2010, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by Lori L
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Eternity for Women......... :mrgreen:
Billy
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Billy
07-28-2010, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by Up North
Look out Billy all of us will show up wearing Eternity and little black dresses just to get some of your machines!!
Did I mention the Hot Tub and Long Island Teas.........
07-28-2010, 07:52 PM
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Charcoal absorbs odors very well. You can buy activated charcoal on Amazon. Or, do as I did with my musty-smelling featherweight case. I bought a couple of charcoal-containing "Odor Eaters" shoe inserts and put one in the case.
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