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12-07-2012, 09:59 AM
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My experience with smoke damaged goods, including paper products is that no one wants them.
I have taken baseball gloves and left in hanging in a ventalated garage for a year to get out smoke smell and as soon as I sell it and ship it to a person they always come back because the smoke smell come back in the box. Paper the same, no one wants it 
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