Frying mold

Vlim · 05-23-2021, 08:32 AM

I have used a hair dryer in the past to apply heat to holster to kill mold. Works well.

Since I have my own oven now, I revisited an old advice and tried it out as follows:

Oven preheated to 212f / 100 Celcius.
With the door open, placed holster on the rack.

Observed the holster and watched the mold slowly disappear. Then turned off the oven and let the holster cool down in it for a few minutes, then removed it.

Nice leather smell, not too bad.

I could have given it a bit more, but since this was the first attempt (and a rare holster) I was a bit more careful.

Think I will apply some more heat to the inside with a hair dryer.

05-23-2021, 08:32 AM	#1
Vlim Moderator Lifetime LugerForum Patron Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Europe Posts: 5,031 Thanks: 1,018 Thanked 3,873 Times in 1,184 Posts	Frying mold I have used a hair dryer in the past to apply heat to holster to kill mold. Works well. Since I have my own oven now, I revisited an old advice and tried it out as follows: Oven preheated to 212f / 100 Celcius. With the door open, placed holster on the rack. Observed the holster and watched the mold slowly disappear. Then turned off the oven and let the holster cool down in it for a few minutes, then removed it. Nice leather smell, not too bad. I could have given it a bit more, but since this was the first attempt (and a rare holster) I was a bit more careful. Think I will apply some more heat to the inside with a hair dryer. Attached Thumbnails