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Date Posted: 22:10:05 05/10/08 Sat
Author: evitalouise
Subject: Re: OT-paint odors...how to rid them
In reply to: Cathy in MT 's message, "OT-paint odors...how to rid them" on 21:09:13 05/10/08 Sat

Vanilla does work. However, I have never mixed it with water I always put it in small dessert bowls and sit 2 or 3 in the room we are painting. Either way try it. Hope it helps.
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Connie

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[> Re: OT-paint odors...how to rid them -- Doreen, 02:49:57 05/12/08 Mon [1]

Cathy, we usually put a basin or bucket of water which will absorb the odours. I had never heard of vanilla or peppermint but I am sure it is worth giving it a try, it will probably sweeten the air and overpower the paint odour.
Safety Tip: Just be careful where you place the bucket. Maybe a basin placed on a firm surface may be safer.

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