On 14 Jul 2005 23:07:49 EDT, Vicki Szaszvari
wrote:



Noon-Air wrote:

"FB" wrote in message
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Last week, I opened a box of mothballs in my living room which were
eventually placed outside the rear of my house to prevent animals from
coming near.

Somehow, the smell of the mothballs is still lingering. I've tried
electric air cleaners, sprays, gels...and nothing works.

I believe the odor has gotten into my central air conditioning unit since
every time the A/C turns on, the smell gets worse.

Any ideas on how to get rid of the smell. I can't open the windows in the
living room because the moth balls are spread around the outside of the
windows.

TIA


How did you hold them?? by the wings?? or the legs??
Maybe if you gave your moth balls a bath once in a while, they wouldn't have
an odor :-)

Did I mention that the company that reinsulated our glycol plate frame
heat exchanger weren't as thorough as they could have been? One of the
engineers in our energy department looked at it, and told me, "Vicki,
your nuts are sweating." I didn't have an answer for that one.

You just didn't have the balls to say anything :-).


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