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9. Mothballs are toxic nt

Sat May 5, 2012, 06:09 PM

May 2012

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How to get body odor out of an old plastic sewing machine cover? [View all] yardwork May 2012 OP

Don't throw it out. NYC_SKP May 2012 #1

Mothballs are toxic nt LiberalEsto May 2012 #9

That's why you air it out well after the camphor treatment. nt. NYC_SKP May 2012 #10

Would one of those MuseRider May 2012 #3

I think I tried the enzyme cleaner, too, but I could try again. yardwork May 2012 #4

I'd just hose it down with Febreze when I noticed it Warpy May 2012 #6

That's where I started! lol! yardwork May 2012 #7

I see your point. I thought the cover was soft plastic. northoftheborder May 2012 #14

Never wearing out is definitely a reason to hang onto it. yardwork May 2012 #15

Note to self: Never use sewing machine cover to dispose of the body! OffWithTheirHeads May 2012 #13

I had an issue with plastic holding a *taste* as well as smell... Robb May 2012 #16

Paint it? Kolesar May 2012 #17

This is a brilliant suggestion. yardwork May 2012 #18

Krylon® Fusion for Plastic Kolesar May 2012 #19

i wonder if an oil of some sort would seal it in. mopinko May 2012 #20

if the other ideas don't work.... flying_wahini Jul 2012 #21

SEWING MACHINE kaanguler Mar 2013 #22