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

Posted by Thumper on February 06, 2000 at 14:40:44:

In Reply to: Re: Treating BASKING BRANCHES posted by Joan on February 06, 2000 at 12:29:33:

: 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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