Re: Treating BASKING BRANCHES

Posted by Joan on February 06, 2000 at 12:29:33:

In Reply to: Treating BASKING BRANCHES posted by xta on February 06, 2000 at 12:14:01:

Are they to big to put in the tub? Even at an angle. If so, lay them out in the driveway, pour boiling water over them, then use a spray bottle with water and chorline bleach. Spray them good, let them air out and dry for a couple of days. If it is as cold where you live as it is here, I would bring them in the house to air and dry. The bleach should evaporate but you can rinse with more water after 24 hours if you want.

Joan (boiling water and bleach freak)

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• Joan, I too am a boiling water and bleach freak. Xta, otherwise I would treat is with a product like Nolvasan and let it dry thoroughly. I would, however, forego the shellac. n/m Thumper 02/06/00 (0)

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: Are they to big to put in the tub? Even at an angle. If so, lay them out in the driveway, pour boiling water over them, then use a spray bottle with water and chorline bleach. Spray them good, let them air out and dry for a couple of days. If it is as cold where you live as it is here, I would bring them in the house to air and dry. The bleach should evaporate but you can rinse with more water after 24 hours if you want. : Joan (boiling water and bleach freak)

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