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KenyanSandBoa

05-11-2010 08:12 AM

Re: Bleaching a Cooler

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Originally Posted by Kreth (Post 855249)

Very cool! I had the same results when I did mine, but I let it air-dry just to be safe. Plus, you're drying out any residual moisture from rinsing.
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Definitely...step two will be tonight. I still have the paste sitting in there just to give it a little more time. I'm going to rinse it out when I get home, and then just let it air dry the next day.

Thanks again!! :tu

KenyanSandBoa

05-13-2010 09:49 AM

Re: Bleaching a Cooler

I gave the cooler the sniff test (yes, that's an official unit of measurement) last night and I'm pleased to report she's ready to go!! No trace of plastic or any sort of floral/soapy smell to report.

Now to fill 'er up!! :banger

Thanks again everyone...and thank you, Jeff, for the paste idea. :tu

cigarlvr

05-14-2010 06:33 PM

Re: Bleaching a Cooler

I would try baking soda or even Everclear before using bleach. I would think the bleach smell will be taken on by any of the cigars even if you used a 50/50 mixture

KenyanSandBoa

05-17-2010 11:50 AM

Re: Bleaching a Cooler

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Originally Posted by cigarlvr (Post 859278)

I would try baking soda or even Everclear before using bleach. I would think the bleach smell will be taken on by any of the cigars even if you used a 50/50 mixture

Thanks...it's actually all done now. I used baking soda...

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