Progress of de-smoking Molly

[jenndon]

Things are going okay, I think. Not only is dd very impatient, but so am I!! I keep going in the guest room, opening the drawer, undoing the pillowcase and sniffing an arm or a leg.

A couple of days ago, I put another shallow dish of baking soda in there, and I think that really helped. In fact, the one arm that was near the bowl seems to be nearly odor free!! So, I turned her over and added another dish of baking soda. I will probably switch out the other soon, too. I'm not sure how long she's been in there, but we are making progress, so I'll keep waiting.

How's Brazilian Molly doing??

Any other tips that I need?

[kayveryn]

*wonders if nicoderm patches would work...*

kayveryn

[robin0850]

It might work faster if you use a plastic bag instead of a pillowcase--it only took about a week for me. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[jenndon]

The reason I have her in a pillowcase (and it's knotted up) is because she wouldn't fit in a big ziplock.

I guess I could try a big plastic shopping bag and knot that up--is that what you did??

[judiaci]

Poor Molly! And so young to be smoking! Keep us posted.

[jenndon]

Yes, I may have to try the Patch to make sure she doesn't relapse, [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[greenehorn]

Maybe try a garbage bag? Good Luck on your project...I know how yucky smoke can smell! [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[jenndon]

Well, she's now in one of those Dryel bags--it's big and heavy and velcros shut.

I think that she's just been in there for a week--maybe less. I wanted to wait to put her in there until she was dry and water kept coming out of her arms and legs and getting her body wet again.

Maybe by Monday she'll be fresh and ready to be stuffed!