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Question: did the baking soda get rid of the odor? Avendesora Send a noteboard - 31/01/2014 01:26:14 PM

Is it the leather, or the pages that smell? If it is the rather, there may be other options to just treat the binding. If the baking soda worked, then you could put the book in an airtight container with an open box of baking soda for a bit, rather than dusting the pages?

We have an antique maple- handled knife that has a slight check in the wood with the mold smell within. Both the leather and the handle smell. I've tried bleach, but the thing still smells musty. I will try other things, because the knife belonged to a family member, but at some point we will have to just toss it. :-/

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Still having problems with book smell Tom - 12/01/2014 03:50:32 PM 1174 Views
Some second had ideas, but that is the first time..... Anonymous2000 - 13/01/2014 04:45:13 AM 931 Views
I'm doing charcoal now Tom - 13/01/2014 05:30:03 PM 890 Views
Question: did the baking soda get rid of the odor? Avendesora - 31/01/2014 01:26:14 PM 1313 Views
There's still the UV light option, but chlorine dioxide might be worth a try Isaac - 14/01/2014 02:51:02 PM 1013 Views
That's an interesting option. Tom - 14/01/2014 02:59:36 PM 820 Views
Is your book hard- or soft-bound? Macharius - 15/01/2014 08:05:53 PM 854 Views
leather bound with gold lettering. *NM* Tom - 21/01/2014 07:56:35 PM 476 Views
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