How do you store a mink coat @ home ?
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You can leave that in the fur store where you bought it.won't cost you that much.
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wear cotton underwear\ndust yourself with corn starch or baking soda when getting dressed\navoid constricting garments  like a tight girdle\nor heavy restrictive clothes\ntake a warm bath in alveeno bath powder\nbaking soda\ncorn starch or oatmeal it will coat your skin\ndrink plenty of water to keep hydrated
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by storing it properly.
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You need a big rubber band, some minks foot oil. Rub the glove down in the minks foot oil, then put your softball in the pocket of the glove, and put the rubber band or bands around it, and put it under your mattress for the night, or under some sort of pressure. And keep it on your hand as often a possible, constantly throwing a ball into the glove. Hope this helps.
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Best method if practical is to freeze it.\nIf not sealed within a steralized container.
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Minks. They are known for their rich glossy fur.
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take a A4 sheet. divide it into small-small parts. squeeze ur ckts into each part.store in socks or any other pocket.retrieve when required
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do something for someone else that costs you time and money, and requires effort. do so without regard to anything you might get, in return.  Buy a new coat, but donate it to a battered women's shelter.  If your present winter coat(s) is (are) still in good condition, an alternative would be to buy yourself a new coat, and donate one of the ones you now have, to Goodwill or the Habitat for Humanity thrift shop.
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Try a Taxidermist, or Tandy Leather, or a "Tack Shop"
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Get a spoon and put it in the freezer then let it get cold then put it in the spot where you got your hickey ... and I don't mean only once .. put the spoon back on the freezer let it cool again and same old process ..
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refridgerate it or freeze it.
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DONT FREEZE THEM!!\ni suggest you keep them in the box.  Either that, or put it in a ziplock bag.  Put a couple packs of silica (that stuff that says "DO NOT EAT!")  Don't let it touch the leather, keep it from touching the shoe.  Especially for your V's, put the silica on the sole, to prevent yellowing of the clear sole.  You should keep it in a dry place, w/ little sunlight.  I would recommend your closet.  If you prefer to keep it in the box, take out the tissue paper, because it speeds up yellowing.
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look here: http://www.minkglove.com
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This is still manufactured? What do you use it for? I've used Mink Oil on my leather jacket and boots to keep them supple and waterproof. This do the same think?\n\nOr do you cook with it?
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buy a dolley the type used for refrigerators but not that heavy duty. drill some holes and attach a piece of plywood to it with stove bolts. make some brackets that are convenient for you and get some bungee cords. cheap and easy.
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pack it in dry ice (solid CO2) it will stay solid for a long long time\n\nno don't use salt, will melt it quick
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Unfortunately, in the refrigerator. For some reason, the cold causes them to turn brown faster. I've seen some really cool ideas for keeping you bananas in. One was a "banana hammock". It actually looks like a hammock that you would lay in outside. It's really cute. Another item I've seen is a "banana tree." It has little hooks on it so that you can hang the bunch of bananas on it. Both items are cute, and look really neat on your counter! Check out Walmart in the kitchen supplies aisles.