throw one of those urinal cakes in there..... 👍

DrafterX wrote:

Try putting an open box of baking soda in it and let it sit for a couple of weeks. If there's still a smell, let it sit in the sun for a day or two. If the odors are gone, you have to re-humidify the box before loading it up.

delta1 wrote:

Or fill it with kitty litter.

cacman wrote:

active charcoal or crumpled newspaper for a couple days

reckless wrote:

return it.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

One that I bought on ebay has an unpleasant smell to it that hasn't seemed to be passed to the cigars that were in it. Any ideas other than gasoline and fire to make it inhabitable ?

tonygraz wrote:

One that I bought on ebay has an unpleasant smell to it that hasn't seemed to be passed to the cigars that were in it. Any ideas other than gasoline and fire to make it inhabitable ?

tonygraz wrote:

No clam smell, not used for Gurkhas. I'll try some of the suggestions and maybe even the urinal mint. Too late to send it back, bought it 3 years ago- looks great smells awful. Gonna be tough to use the vodka, but what the hell - one for me one for the wood.

tonygraz wrote: