I have gotten a real nasty ones, the only thing that work's best way is to
carefully scrub with elecroststic smoke eater cleaner + final rinse with
distilled water and a good long hot air dry. Its not cheap, about $14 at
Sears.

I hear of some guys on the Heath reflector covering the cans, vfo's, etc and
using the dishwasher.
I have never done this, perhaps it was a joke.
However I do bake enamel on R-390 knobs in the toaster on 175 for a couple
hours

-Joe


"lorentzson" wrote in message
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I am wondering if there is a tried and true way of getting rid of the

smoke smell out of radios? Would appreciate any and all help. thanks
in advance. cl 73