@Larry Fried I don't know anybody there.

They are open until 7 PM Mon-Fri, 4 PM on Sat and 3 PM on Sunday.

Roll them up, wrap them in heavy plastic (contractor grade trash bags work well) and store them in the basement.

They even give the discount to my spouse using her mil spouse ID.One limitation I have encountered is the discount cannot be applied to a business transaction (using plastic).

You will have a local seller of pest control products, which is where the pest control guy gets his stuff from.Buy one of those plastic canisters that you pressurize (can't remember what they are called), some good old Cyper WP or Permethrin, and have at it.

Unfortunately, he can't do the work until spring, so we're charged with wrapping it up in plastic for the winter.

These are cheap, plastic things that some plumbers say may fail.Ammonia was often used in plaster work back in the day both for the plaster for walls and for moldings. 

Having done both REI and a construction company I can see the relationships, and can also see they are two totally different animals on a large scale ;) Personally, the REI is not my target customer, a waste of my time, there are bigger fish out there I'd rather fry. :) I see my REI business as related, but separate, totally different contracts, legal entity, and business model.

I tried putting in a plugin freshener but the vinyl smell is competing with the freshener now.If I had to describe the smell it would be fresh cotton with a hint of burnt plastic and a dash of grade school eraser.

I also speculate about melting the recycled milk jugs and making white, soft plastic tiles for bathroom floors.