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I personally wouldn't do it, because it's a nasty dirty mess, and you'll get that stink in your hair and clothes. If it were a rare antique set, then I'd say take it apart and stick it outside (under a roof) for a few weeks, and then air blast it, then go at it with Windex and 409. I've turned down some nice sets due to tobacco smoke damage. Might as well smell of dead rats, as far as I'm concerned.
Charles
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Collecting & restoring TVs in Los Angeles since age 10
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