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Re: Smoky parts from Susan
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lugnet.market.theory
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Tue, 12 Sep 2000 12:06:08 GMT
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Just thought I'd toss in my $.02. Yes, Susan's parts are smoky and a day of
cleaning is required in order to use them, but I can't ever recall an order from
here that wasn't exactly as she advertised it, i.e. all the parts were present
and accounted for. This is more than I can say for some ebay sellers.
What I wanted to add to the diatribe is my method of cleaning for those who
might be interested. Things needed for my variant: a large bucket, Simple Green,
an old shirt or pillowcase, a dryer. It's fairly simple and goes something like
this: from the box, they go into the pillowcase which is tied shut and tossed in
the bucket. I add the Simple Green and hold the bucket in the shower for a
minute to get the sudsy hot water flowing. I set the bucket down and let the
pieces soak for 45 minutes to 2 hours depending on how busy I am. When I'm done
soaking the pieces, I take that pillowcase and toss it in the dryer until they
are dry. VOILA! No more smoke, and my newest additions have a pleasant scent to
them.
In lugnet.market.theory, Scott Runkle writes:
> I have also purchased from Susan. Paul, I would caution that your email to
> Susan be sensitive to the fact that she is probably the smoker. A good remedy
> to get rid of the smoke that I used: put the pieces in a tub of Pampers baby
> wipes. I used an empty tub with some of the liquid fragrance from the wipes,
> and the smoke smell was gone in a day or two.
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> In lugnet.market.theory, Paul Sinasohn writes:
> > I too have found Susan's stuff to reek of smoke. I usually air it out for a • few
> > days before setting it aside for later sorting.
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> > I agree with Tom and Frank's thoughts....perhaps one of us could e-mail her • and
> > ask about the situation??
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> > Is there someone in NELUG who could visit and maybe make helpful suggestions
> > about the physical sorting layout? (She lives in Vermont)
> >
> > I don't remember if she sells stuff other than Lego... if not, she should be
> > very willing to listen to her potentially best customers.
> >
> > But if Lego is a small part of her eBay activity, we won't have much leverage.
> >
> > I volunteer to e-mail her, and will do so on Wednesday at 4pm Pacific time,
> > unless I get a lot of "Don't Do That" e-mails to me at bearitone@my-deja.com
> >
> > Paul Sinasohn
> > LUGNET #115
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| I have also purchased from Susan. Paul, I would caution that your email to Susan be sensitive to the fact that she is probably the smoker. A good remedy to get rid of the smoke that I used: put the pieces in a tub of Pampers baby wipes. I used an (...) (24 years ago, 11-Sep-00, to lugnet.market.theory)
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