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You could lay a dryer sheet in the bottom for a couple of weeks. Or a box of
baking soda....
Cappy
<sffleague@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> My grandmother recently passed, leaving me a grandfather clock that's
> been in the family for a number of years.
>
> She smoked like a chimney till the end.....and the clock smells just
> like her house. Any ideas on how I could rid the clock of this stench?
>
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Re: Grandfather Clock- smoke smell
