Sure, I had my whole head inside my cooler to see how the smell was before I washed it out. I certainly ain't above sniff testing a little foam rubber.
Now Grays going to feel bad. I bought just the Walmart brand weather stripping, in a mostly green and clear bag (forget the brand name its Wally world), and used it to seal the lid of my 64 qt tupperdor. It definitely had asmell, I just left the lid of after application for 3 days and it was gone. They can truly stink from the adhesives and the material itself, so apply and let it air out for a few days trust me. Just my experience. And my tupperdor is the best humi I've used after 5 years, rock solid. Until my wineador gets finished at least.
Now Grays going to feel bad. I bought just the Walmart brand weather stripping, in a mostly green and clear bag (forget the brand name its Wally world), and used it to seal the lid of my 64 qt tupperdor. It definitely had asmell, I just left the lid of after application for 3 days and it was gone. They can truly stink from the adhesives and the material itself, so apply and let it air out for a few days trust me. Just my experience. And my tupperdor is the best humi I've used after 5 years, rock solid. Until my wineador gets finished at least.
Lol!! Well I'm glad someone else can offer more help than me. The smell wear off though, correct? No doubt most adhesives like that have some smell before airing out. As long as they don't permanently funk up anything, I wouldn't be worried.
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