The programme showed a sofa having the bottom hessian stuff removed to expose a sachet of the harmful stuff.
In view of this I was wondering about checking a couple of leather settees that my daughter has. Does anyone know if removing the sachet of fungicide is sufficient? She isn't experiencing a problem - but I am thinking better safe than sorry.
Is it worth doing?
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Dunno!
Seems to me there is the problem of knowing if you have found all the sachets.
Meant also to say, what do you then do with the sachet(s) of extremely noxious stuff?
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