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		<title>By: Barbara R. Briody</title>
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		<description>If you don&#039;t like the odor of thrift stores, put a dab of perfume just under your nose before you enter [similar to the way the cops in mystery novels use Vick&#039;s Vap-o-Rub to combat the smell of corpses]. You could also mention to the manager that they might want to consider using an odor-removing addition to their air handler filter, or place some containers of baking soda around to absorb odors. I live in South Texas, and have not encountered this problem, so it may be more prevalent where heating is used more than air conditioning.</description>
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