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Removing smoke (fire) smell
Warehouse burned... Antique table has a touch of heat damage, but not
serious. The piece still has a horrible smoke smell. How does one remove fire-smoke smell? Refinishing top and legs may eliminate/ prevent smell from there, but no finish on the underside surface. Bleach? Vinegar? Other? Combination of products? Sonny |
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