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slash crashley · 03-08-2008, 06:17 AM

an odour remover with polyproplene glycol. something from the hotel house-keeping cart will do the trick.

FAA from zep work wonders. ozium is available everywhere and works pretty well too. ($4-$5) i'm fairly certain it contains polypropolene glycol.

if that fails, spend $5 on a box of outdoor fresh bounce dryer sheets and stuff / line 40 of them underneath the springs. as the odour (tries) to pour out, it's filtered thru the sheets!

ahhh! outdoor fresh is better than barn yard's best.

03-08-2008, 06:17 AM	#4
slash crashley lucky knuckles Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: orlando, florida Posts: 124	an odour remover with polyproplene glycol. something from the hotel house-keeping cart will do the trick. FAA from zep work wonders. ozium is available everywhere and works pretty well too. ($4-$5) i'm fairly certain it contains polypropolene glycol. if that fails, spend $5 on a box of outdoor fresh bounce dryer sheets and stuff / line 40 of them underneath the springs. as the odour (tries) to pour out, it's filtered thru the sheets! ahhh! outdoor fresh is better than barn yard's best.



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