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Mold On Drying Bowl

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Mold On Drying Bowl

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Mold On Drying Bowl

Barry Turner

>You guys know I turned a Buckeye bowl a few days ago. Not having a suitably-sized box for it to air-dry in, I decided to use the sports section of the local newspaper instead. I simply spread the newspaper out, brought the corners up around the bowl and taped them together loosely.

I checked the bowl this morning and found it partially covered in a white velvety fuzz........mold!

I went back to the shop after work and sprayed the bowl inside and out with denatured alchohol until it was sopping wet. Will this kill the mold? I seem to recall this being a remedy, but can't recall where I heard it. I'm sure a chlorox bleach solution would stop the mold, but I don't want to bleach out any of the color. The bowl has little enough color as it is. I left the bowl unwrapped to dry. Apparently, the sports section was doing too good of a job. Tomorrow, I will try to find a suitable box.

Has anyone had this problem? How did you fix it? Thanks.

Barry

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Re: Mold On Drying Bowl

Mac

>Hi Barry, The best thing to kill mold that I have found is concentrated lemon juice from the grocery store. Buy the least expensive that you can find,find an old windex bottle and soak it down.Stops it dead in its tracks.....

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