justrfb

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Hello All,
The last few times I have gotten to go down into my shop, while working I noticed a strange (read bad) smell [:@] . It is my Elmers wood glue. My shop is part of the house so the temp is relatively constant and the glue is only about a year or so old. Anyone have a clue as to why my wood glue stinks? Thanks.

DocYates

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Don't know about the glue, if my wife walks in the shop and asks, I just blame it on the dog...[>:]
Tommy

scottrc

There must be some organic material in it, I had mine grow mold in it when I left the cap off and had the dehumidifier off.

FLYBOY

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So, what if we don't have a dog? Blame the neigbors dog then?

DocYates

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That's why all men need a dog....[&:]

and that is why they are known as man's best friend. I have had the same old dog for 17 years, and he has never let me down...
Tommy

H. Wayne S

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Elmers is water based. It will "spoil, and grow little stinkey things", (like a pond or an old coffee pot, or the glass you keep yo teeth in next to the bed), if you leave the top off.
If you don't have a dog, get a cat, you can always blame it on the cat.

dr_wogz

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cat's don't smell that much...
hamsters, guinea pigs, and rabbits; leave their cages alone for a while.. there's a smell to blame (they also will 'dispose of' most scrap balsa...)

I had a pet skunk once. that worked for ALL bad smells!! then again, you never smelt anything BUT the skunk!

H. Wayne S

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I "smelt" a skunk once. then smelt nothing else for a LONG TIME PE--UUUUUUUUUUUUU

iflyj3

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NO, it came from a Barking Rat.