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Smoke contaminated component

Hi. I just purchased a vintage Marantz 2100 FM tuner (via eBay) and did not think to ask if the previous home/studio was smoke free. I have removed the top and I am letting it breath. Has anyone had success in removing the odors from within the cabinet? The metal cover also smells and I plan to wipe it down with hydrogen peroxide solution. Now I know "buyer beware". Thanks in advance. J.
laketahoejon
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ghosthouse
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Baking soda? (Like for a refrigerator - assuming you can keep it from dusting).
elevick
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Hydrogen peroxide can melt/deform plastic part, beware...
I'd use windex.
sandstone
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If you have any connections with hotel or motel owners, one of their ozone-generating devices did the job for me. These machines are routinely used to remove tobacco odors from contaminated rooms.
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lak
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You might want to consider calling one of those companies that restore a house after a fire. They could probably make some good recommendations.
rlwainwright
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You can use either the Febreze or Ozium products. Both are available at FleaBay, Walmart, and Target...

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