Take em out and air em out for a few days. Meanwhile scrub all the
bulkheads with a good cleaner. You might even beat them with your old
tennis racket :)
This worked for me on a 1966 Safari.
Bob
At 03:00 PM 4/30/01 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello Folks,
>I joined this group last year for awhile during the time I was looking for
>an Airstream...I have one now and have my first (there will be many more
>I'm sure) question...I've taken off the old cushion covers from the bed
>and couch and found that the foam rubber is in excellent condition except
>for the fact that it has retained most of the moth ball smell that
>permeated the trailer when I bought it...is there any way to get rid of
>that odor from the foam rubber or will I have to pitch them and get new
>ones? I'm looking forward to getting my trailer on the road this summer
>and joining you all at a rally somewhere...got lots to do before it's
>totally road worthy but I'm getting there...
>Bev
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