After six months of painstaking work we could not get rid of the smell
of damp, we had a specialist in to provide a damp course to the stone
walls as the back of the house is below road level. We spent ££££££'s
on air-fresheners and plug-ins, we nearly gave up and moved but managed
to find a 'difussor' (sp!) type product, all you do is dip balsa sticks
into a fragrance filled bottle and the sticks absorb the fragrance and
fill our house with a lovely aroma. We are not sure if the smell has
gone now or if this lovely invention helps to mask it. It was difficult
to find, we stumbled on some at www.kiarie.co.uk


--
BibNBraces

BibNBraces spammed:

After six months of painstaking work we could not get rid of the smell
of damp, we had a specialist in to provide a damp course to the stone
walls as the back of the house is below road level. We spent ££££££'s
on air-fresheners and plug-ins, we nearly gave up and moved but managed
to find a 'difussor' (sp!) type product, all you do is dip balsa sticks
into a fragrance filled bottle and the sticks absorb the fragrance and
fill our house with a lovely aroma. We are not sure if the smell has
gone now or if this lovely invention helps to mask it. It was difficult
to find, we stumbled on some at

heh, the spams getting a bit pathetic. So rush out and buy another
stinker to overpower those damp smells. Dehumidifiers work rather
better.

NT

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember BibNBraces
m saying something
like:

After six months of ****taking work we could not get rid of the smell
of damp,

That's your feet, that is.

we had a specialist in to provide a damp course to the stone
walls as the back of the house is below road level.

Paid him lots of money, too, I expect. You entertain cowboys a lot, do
you?


We spent ££££££'s
on air-fresheners and butt plugs,

Your sexual predilections are no concern of mine.

we nearly gave up and moved but managed
to find a 'difussor' (sp!) type product,

Look, if you're going to spam, at least learn to spell.

all you do is dip balsa sticks
into a fragrance filled bottle and the sticks absorb the fragrance and
fill our house with a lovely aroma.

Ah, the smell of money. I love it.


We are not sure if the smell has
gone now or if this lovely invention helps to mask it. It was difficult
to find, we stumbled on some at www.killthestink.co.uk

So difficult to find, you bought a few packing cases full and decided to
unload it to loads of mugs, you mean?
--
Dave
GS850x2 SE6a
I demand nothing of you except that you amuse me.

On 9 Nov 2005 17:42:34 -0800, wrote:

BibNBraces spammed:

After six months of painstaking work we could not get rid of the smell
of damp, we had a specialist in to provide a damp course to the stone
walls as the back of the house is below road level. We spent ££££££'s
on air-fresheners and plug-ins, we nearly gave up and moved but managed
to find a 'difussor' (sp!) type product, all you do is dip balsa sticks
into a fragrance filled bottle and the sticks absorb the fragrance and
fill our house with a lovely aroma. We are not sure if the smell has
gone now or if this lovely invention helps to mask it. It was difficult
to find, we stumbled on some at

heh, the spams getting a bit pathetic. So rush out and buy another
stinker to overpower those damp smells. Dehumidifiers work rather
better.

NT

You mean it's not really another helpful tip?

Oh damn and I just broke up my glider to dip the balsa in some jeyes
fluid. Suppose I will just have to wash my feet now!