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TRY: Set vinegar out in an open dish Pour boiling water down drain, or use a plunger or a metal “snake” 1 tsp. lemon oil in 1 pint mineral oil, or rub crushed raw nuts on the wood for an oily polish Soapy water on leaves (then rinse) Spread newspapers around closets, or put clothes in cedar chests, or place cedar chips around clothes Salt, baking soda, water (and elbow grease!) Chopped bay leaves and cucumber skins, or boric acid (sold in powder form), or 1 part borax and 1 part brown sugar set out in dishes (these are not as effective, and the latter two may be hazardous to animals and children) Soak silver in 1 qt. warm water containing 1 tsp. baking soda, 1 tsp. salt, and a piece of aluminum foil 1/2 cup bleach 2 tbsp. vinegar in 1 qt. water, or rub newspaper on the glass.
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