Regarding effective termination of residual vermin odors: Jack and I have recently had the _amazing opportunity and learning experience_ of treating dammaged wood in our new house. We found out that pet stores (lower prices) and vets (higher, pyramid distribution prices) carry enzyme based products, various titles, that basically eat P for breakfast. The stuff was developed for the trickiest odor: cats. Worked great for both the preditor and the prey P here. You apply the product liberally so that it will soak into the dammaged area. Will only complete the job to the extent that it penetrates as far as the initial stain. Does not smell too bad and is not particularly toxic, do not eat for _your_ breakfast though. Very effective. It is a liquid -- maybe not best approach for keys themselves but great for frame/ bed/ inside case pieces. Audrey Karabinus, Seattle
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