take a litter box fill it with new high quality liter , take some cellophane rap and and pull tight over the top of the litter box. then take a pencil and poke some holes in the cellophane rap and place manuals and boxes on it, wait a day or so and it will smell bland.
Last edited by takeshi385; 05-10-2011 at 06:46 PM.
Do you have pictures of this setup? I can't visualise it.Originally Posted by takeshi385
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I've found as of late, Shoving the item inside a sealed plastic container full of polystrene small balls works quite well.
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try now i think i fixed it
Gotta love 5 second MS Paint drawings :dance:
how did you know it was ms paint
Wild guess but... oh dear I see what you did there, I must be careful with my words here :-)
Last edited by Cyrem; 05-12-2011 at 09:44 AM.
I've heard some success stories about people using fabric softener sheets and laying them on/around the item. I doubt they'd do any damage to the devices, either--but feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, because I'd definitely like to know before I try this.
How about smokey controllers? I just got one today that stinks (ebay). Was thinking of taking it apart and bathing the front and back shells in soapy water. Will that do the trick or will I need any other cleaning products?
Well I took it apart and soaked/scrubbed it in some soapy water for about an hour. Let it dry overnight and no more smoke smell and all the grime and gunk is a thing of a past.
Smoke smell never bothered me, I play my games not sniff them :P
Ah but you forget about our lovely British weather where it constantly pisses down ;-)
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58 posts in 3 days - bet they were all quality, eh?
Here is how I go abot it: 1.) Make a dog with hair wet. 2.) Take of a good chunk of hair with scissor. 3.) Put smelly item in box with hair. 4.) Put box in sun and wait week. 5.) Enjoy ;)
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