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Old 09-04-2010, 08:29 AM
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Colbaltjars62
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Originally Posted by merryhare
The original cases are notorious for a "lovely" ugh smell. I would prefer a reproduction case. I have seen them and bought them for $225 and up. You just have to keep your eyes open. Most are in very good condition since this machine is very easy to maintain.
I know this sounds funny, but if you put a couple of charcoal briquets in a bowl in the bottom of the case. You can usually get rid of that smell and it will also absorb any moisture in the case.
If you live in a high humidity area you can store your machine in the case with briquets in a plastic bag or dish and it will help to keep the machine from rusting.
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