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diy cock-up!
My elderly neighbour & his son (who are not exactly DIY competent) has
painted their bathroom floorboards with creosote, yes creosote!, and their next door neighbour has complained of the smell. He is quite rightly concerned about his, as he has 2 young children who are constantly breathing the fumes. My neighbour has asked me for advice on how to get rid of the smell. I could only suggest 2 things - 1) give it a few more days for the smell to go away or 2) paint over the floorboards using something like gloss paint to seal the boards. Other ideas are bleach, but not sure if this is wise. Does anyone have any other suitable suggestions?! My neighbour is concerned and would like to resolve this quickly. Many thanks |
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