ChinaVoodoo
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I used western red cedar on the floor of my curing shed. It gave a lot of the tobacco a scent of cedar. When I kiln the tobacco, a big bag of charcoal removes the aroma, nicely. I removed the cedar. It has become apparent to me that the foam insulation on the walls and floor, especially the floor of the shed also smells like cedar even though I bleached it. The hanging mesh bag of charcoal doesn't seem to help because it's a larger space than my kiln.
There's a leftover, I don't know, 20lb bag of dolomitic lime in my garage from the previous tenant. I think I can use this to remove the scent. Should I just toss it on the floor, a big bowl, or put it in a hanging bag, in a fan, should I soak it in water, spray it, or put it in my humidifier, etc? I don't know.
Saves me buying a ton of baking soda.
There's a leftover, I don't know, 20lb bag of dolomitic lime in my garage from the previous tenant. I think I can use this to remove the scent. Should I just toss it on the floor, a big bowl, or put it in a hanging bag, in a fan, should I soak it in water, spray it, or put it in my humidifier, etc? I don't know.
Saves me buying a ton of baking soda.