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Teak oil odor
Recently, I stained the inside of a box with teak oil. It's a closed box
and the teak oil has left a strong unpleasant odor. Is there any way to get rid of the smell? Thanks, Len Urban |
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"Len Urban" wrote in message news:8huVh.6219$xL6.3433@trnddc05... Recently, I stained the inside of a box with teak oil. It's a closed box and the teak oil has left a strong unpleasant odor. Is there any way to get rid of the smell? Air. |
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Patience. Leave the box open in a well-ventilated area for 2 months. Even if it is dry, it might respond to a good wiping with odorless thinner. It might remove enough to speed things along. Robert |
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On Wed, 18 Apr 2007 19:25:56 GMT, "Len Urban"
wrote: Recently, I stained the inside of a box with teak oil. It's a closed box and the teak oil has left a strong unpleasant odor. Is there any way to get rid of the smell? Thanks, Len Urban Patience. Leave the box open in a well-ventilated area for 2 months. |
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"George" wrote in message . net... "Len Urban" wrote in message news:8huVh.6219$xL6.3433@trnddc05... Recently, I stained the inside of a box with teak oil. It's a closed box and the teak oil has left a strong unpleasant odor. Is there any way to get rid of the smell? Air. Not sure air will do it. If its the stuff we used on our sailboat, I didn't find it that objectionable but it stayed around for awhile. I still recall stepping down into the cockpit and smelling it. Didn't mind - it reminded me of sailing. RonB |
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"Len Urban" wrote in message news:8huVh.6219$xL6.3433@trnddc05... Recently, I stained the inside of a box with teak oil. It's a closed box and the teak oil has left a strong unpleasant odor. Is there any way to get rid of the smell? Lot of air time, or a couple of coats of shellac. |
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"RonB" wrote in message ... Not sure air will do it. If its the stuff we used on our sailboat, I didn't find it that objectionable but it stayed around for awhile. I still recall stepping down into the cockpit and smelling it. Didn't mind - it reminded me of sailing. Pretty much has to, else we've discovered a self-renewing vapor (energy?) source. |
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Teak oil odor
Thanks for the responses. I will try and be patient.
Len Urban "Len Urban" wrote in message news:8huVh.6219$xL6.3433@trnddc05... Recently, I stained the inside of a box with teak oil. It's a closed box and the teak oil has left a strong unpleasant odor. Is there any way to get rid of the smell? Thanks, Len Urban |
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