I love Lego and I have a shitload of boxes in my wardrobe but the problem is, they smell like shit. I have identified that it's specifically the Lego boxes smelling bad, and as the time goes, the smell is getting worse. I don't want to throw them away though, because they're nice and colorful and might be useful in case in the future I want to sell the sets.I took out the boxes but there is no mold or any other visible damage.Any advice?
>>11807274Lego boxes just naturally smell like puke. Throw the boxes
I am a Lego box collector and that's sad to hear. Maybe you could try locking them in an airtight area with an air purifier going for a few days and see if that helps. Stuff like the Green Grocer box alone is worth a few hundred dollars.
>>11807286Anon, that's a picture he stole This is just low-effort baitDon't give some imbecile (you) farmer any notice
>>11807560Why do redditors do this?Well if anyone is serious, as a comic book collector = paper degrades and decomposes over time. Ever grabbed an old book from the 70s or 80s and it smells really good kinda like vanilla? It's the pages slowly breaking down over time. As with comics, a strong smell usually has to do with the acids in the paper/cardboard. Majority of paper stuff is not made for archiving or lasting many hears.
Boxes are for fags, toss them.
