1BookDragons
Hi everyone! I'm still new here, I don't know where to post this, but this seems like a safe group!
I've bought some second hand books, which are beautiful editions, but sadly smell kinda musty. And with 'kinda' I mean that I will not read them for too long while indoors, because it's that bad.
I have left the books outside for hours in hopes the smell would subside, but it only went slightly down.
Does anyone have any tips to get smells out of a book?
I've bought some second hand books, which are beautiful editions, but sadly smell kinda musty. And with 'kinda' I mean that I will not read them for too long while indoors, because it's that bad.
I have left the books outside for hours in hopes the smell would subside, but it only went slightly down.
Does anyone have any tips to get smells out of a book?
3MarthaJeanne
Best place to post this is https://www.librarything.com/groups/bookcareandrepair. You may find useful tips in some of the existing topics, too.
Bottom line. 'musty' means mold, so keep them quarantined from your other books.
Bottom line. 'musty' means mold, so keep them quarantined from your other books.
4BookDragons
Thanks! I've taken a look at the website, and it does look promising.
I saw at checkout that they only ship to Canada, UK, and US, and I live in neither of those places.
I saw at checkout that they only ship to Canada, UK, and US, and I live in neither of those places.
5BookDragons
Thank you, I'll create a topic there!
6lilithcat
5
No need to create a new thread there. Browse through this one: http://www.librarything.com/topic/783
No need to create a new thread there. Browse through this one: http://www.librarything.com/topic/783
7davidgn
>4 BookDragons: You could try this UK source, which may ship more broadly: https://www.preservationequipment.com/