[pure-silver] Re: Rubber Floor Mats
- From: "Bill Earle" <wearle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 16:41:15 -0500 (EST)
I used the same mats from Home Depot and Yes they did smell at first but
the smell disappated after time and now I don't notice it all and I have a
wife that would throw me out if they smelled bad.
Regards,
Bill Earle
www.wfephotography.com
> Hi, all,
>
> The final darkroom load-in has begun now that the construction & finish
> work
> has finally come to an end! So it will be ready to use in the next week
> once all the fine tuning is complete.
>
> I luckily managed to find the floor mats I was looking for at Home Depot.
> The 1/2 inch thick, 3'x3' commercial rubber w/the holes. Heaven on the
> old
> dogs! I thought I'd have to order online & pay freight, but on my almost
> daily forays for one thing or another, there they were!
>
> My dream mats are turning nightmarish, however, as the smell wafts up from
> the basement & permeates the entire house, even the top floor. The smell
> has transmogrified all over the olfactory map for my fiance & I. When I
> walk in the front door, it is redolent of an old age home (if that makes
> any
> sense). Fiance's interpretation fluctuates between that & cooking
> cabbage.
>
> I was wondering if folks had any ideas about how to treat the mats to
> eliminate the smell. Googling every word combination I could think of
> yielded nada.
>
> Thanks for the brain strain, once again, on my behalf!
>
> -Adrienne Moumin
>
>
>
>
>
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> those
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>
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