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put it in a sealed container with baking soda, this will gradually pull the smell out
You can try baking soda/bicarbonate of soda to try and draw out the odour. Place your passport in a plastic sealed container and put one or 2 table spoons of BS. Change every couple of days until odour is gone.
put it in a baggie. problem solved
Hey, this is mine! Did I post it from this account though....? Anyway, I am not from California, I'm from Hawaii. I still have the passport. Some bleach spray wiping and it is tolerable. I keep it in a ziplock bag. The worst part of this whole FML was that I took a LOT of sniffs to try and figure out what my passport was soaked in. It was only after I saw my moms cat, just casually looking at me that I realized I had been sniffing cat piss.
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Looks like the passport just became a pissport!
Spray it down with white (distilled) vinegar... it will balance out the ph level, may not smell great but it won’t smell like “nostrils burning cat urine” that’s for sure!