My Bargain $125 Featherweight
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Congratulations, it looks beautiful. I recently acquired a FW that was musty. Because of the rare sunny days in VT in tne winter I started with a refrigerator box of baking soda. Closed up the case for about a week then on the first nice day put it outside opened and let the sun work its magic. The sunshine worked wonders. Enjoy your new. Baby.
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honestly, if the case smell won't go away, I would not use it and get a rolling tote bag. I stopped using my featherweight case to go to quilt guild meetings because the handle is starting to go and I recked my knee. So now I use a rolling suitcase tote bag, and its AWESOME. I love it so much. I wish I got the roller bag before. Best thing ever.
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: middle TN
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You got a great deal. I used everything on the musty smell and Skunkies from Wal-mart worked the best. I now keep an open bar of good smelling soap wrapped in a paper towel in each of my 5 cases. I'd leave the cord alone unless you feel like there's a problem - and ALWAYS unplug when not in use.
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