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| Date: | Fri, 29 Jun 2001 11:03:15 +1000 |
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Depending on the circumstances, you could find that a portable
ozone-generating deodoriser does the job. They are shoebox-sized, and
used in the hospitality industry for removing tobacco, curry and all
kinds of smells in an hour or two. Whether you want ozone in your old
house could well eliminate this possibility, though.
Eileen Mott wrote:
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> One of our affiliated arts organizations has received a gift of a large old
> house which will now be serving as the organization's meeting place and
> headquarters. The previous owners were rampant cigar smokers and the smell
> has permeated the whole house and immediately permeates any new furniture or
> other objects that are brought into the house.
> Any suggestions out there about how to remove these long-standing odors?
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> Eileen B. Mott
> Coordinator, Statewide Exhibitions Program
> Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
> 2800 Grove Avenue
> Richmond, VA 23221-2466
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