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RE: quick question about pam

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Posted by: bcijoe at Fri Jan 13 11:48:14 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by bcijoe ]  
   

when using it on bedding like that, the fumes will dry and fade, even though the bedding will still be moist...

to be sure..

just let it dry/fade a bit, then turn the substrate, move it around to expose more so to dry and eliminate the odor and fumes.. keep turning/mixing it a few times, exposing more and more...

kindof like stirring and moving around a cup of soup to make it cool off much quicker, rather than just letting it sit there..

when the odor seems almost totally gone to you, that should be safe enough.


Hope that helps. -Joe
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