De-Wine-Smellifying Games..

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I know it's a wierd title for a post, But i got some NES games (Some with boxes and manuals) And they (Some of the boxes, games, and manuals) Smell strongly of wine.

I'd like to know how to de-wine-smellify them, I'm thinking i should put them in a box with baking soda at the bottom of it, Or air them out, But the weather outside (For today, in my area) Is unsuitable for airing them out.

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[InsaneDavid]

I have no freaking idea. Been watching this thread for awhile but wine is one of the most difficult scents to remove from anything.

[BrokenFlight]

You could put them in a closed container with a lit cigarette for a while...

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Looks like i'll be airing them out when i get some warm, non-windy (And not humid or rainy) Weather.

I haven't even put them on the shelf, I'm too afraid to because it may "Infect" The other boxed NES games i have..

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OK, i've aired them out, And they aren't as bad now, I can barely tell the smell.

And turns out they were not smelling as strong as i thought, Tiny Toon adventures was the worst, though.

And, you know something, the first Tiny Toon adventures cart i bought was about one week before i bought these ones, And the cart i bought a week before had chewing gum stuck in the cart, And this one smelled wierd.