Prevent Musty Smelling T-shirts

2 messages in this thread | Started on 2008-01-12

Re: Prevent Musty Smelling T-shirts

From: (ed@bluarcher.com) | Date: 2008-01-12 23:43:05 UTC-05:00

Perhaps some cedar chips and/or mothballs could be tossed into the bag with
the shirt.

Also the box will need to be a larger size box.

I would advise hiding the box a bit off the beaten path so as to not be
readily seen by just anyone.

"The only thing permanent is change. All else is iffy."
--Buddha

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RE: [LbNA] Re: Prevent Musty Smelling T-shirts

From: xxxxxxxx (BrighidFarm@comcast.net) | Date: 2008-01-12 22:51:41 UTC-06:00

Be cautious as far as harming animals goes.

If an animal decides to chew open the letterbox, as they sometimes like to
do, things like mothballs and those little silica/desiccant packets are
toxic.

Or is that comment too negative? :-)

~~ Mosey ~~

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Subject: [LbNA] Re: Prevent Musty Smelling T-shirts

Perhaps some cedar chips and/or mothballs could be tossed into the bag with
the shirt.

Also the box will need to be a larger size box.

I would advise hiding the box a bit off the beaten path so as to not be
readily seen by just anyone.

"The only thing permanent is change. All else is iffy."
--Buddha

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