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Jon Klaus
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What's your secret to a fresh smelling vacant home?

Jon Klaus
  • Developer
  • Garland, TX
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We've had lots of rain so far this year in Texas.   It's kind of tropical, which we are not used to.  I have a vacant home for sale with a musty smell, even after new paint.   What are your top tips for a fresh environment?

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Todd Whiddon
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Todd Whiddon
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Pretty sure  @J Scott recommends...

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