HIT>Removing odors from malodorous books

[Linda Kurtz <Linda524@AOL.COM>]

Hi LM Netters,
Thanks for all your answers.  I'm passing them on to the person who asked me.
Sorry it's taken me so long with this hit.  I've been having trouble with aol
& e-mail - in fact I'm still having a problem, so I'll be sending this and
one other hit in a few messages.  Again, I'm sorry for clogging up the lines.
 By the way, has anyone out there had this problem with aol ... I can send
short e-mail messages, but not long ones. If you can help me resolve this,
please e-mail to me at linda524@aol.com (receiving long messages is not a
problem, only sending them).  Thanks.  Linda

Linda - one method I've heard of is to put the book in a ziplock bag
with kitty litter.  I haven't tried it, but it came from the book
preservationist at our public library.  Good Luck.
Rebecca Stewart  SMTC328@uoft02.utoledo.edu



Kitty litter, huh? Do you pack them in it for a day or two, or sprinkle
the kitty litter in the boxes like moth balls? Inquiring minds want to know.

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