>>Or - for the non-organic - in a sealed container with one of those wardrobe
>>moth killer thingies or a piece of a fresh pet flea collar (the bit you
>>always seem to have to trim off if Fido isn't a Rottweiler). That's what
>>I'm going for. Might even give the camera a 'new' smell!
>>If you think dust mites, etc. in your camera is scary, I won't even begin
>>to tell you what lives on your skin, hair, etc. You'll be scratching for
>>weeks.
>>AndrewF
>You do have to be careful with this. I have read that mothball fumes
>will breakdown some plastics.
>--
>Winsor Crosby
That would be the Napthalene (?) in old style moth repellent balls. Not the
same thing, I think.
AndrewF
Moth ball joke -
Someone invented an engine that would run on moth balls. It was considered
economically non-viable to fit in automobiles as no-one would be prepared
to stay up all night before a drive - catching male moths.
M. ball joke -
Marilyn Monroe was fascinated by the matzo ball soup that her mother-in-law
kept serving. Eventually, she could contain her curiosity no longer - "Tell
me Mrs Miller, what do you do with the rest of the matzo?"
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