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--Previous Message-- : Hi there : My Queen Anne Buffet has a sweet/musty smell : which is quite sickening. I can't smell : it so much when the buffet cupboard is : closed, but everytime I open the doors, I : can smell this quite strongly... : Perhaps this too is mold or mildew, but : unfortunately I was not aware of this : previously, so I painted the inside of the : buffet, in hopes that whatever was causing : the smell would be sealed in by the latex : paint. (!!! really silly, I know) : Anyway, the smell is STILL there, and has : almost seemed to become stronger...could : this still be mold or mildew? If so, : would you recommend using the same : solution over the paint? : Thanks! : : --Previous Message-- : The smell is caused by mildew spores. Since : this is a living organism, it will : continue to grow and produce its' : characteristic musty odor until it is : killed and removed. This can be done in : one step with WOOD ELIXIR. Simply wipe on : and wipe off. (Inside and outside) Use a : brush to apply WOOD ELIXIR to detail area : or carving. Buff with a clean cloth. : : : : :

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