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View Poll Results: Best for hiding smells

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  • Aspen

    11 57.89%

  • Cypress

    2 10.53%

  • Coco coir

    6 31.58%

  • Other (please explain in comments)

    2 10.53%
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  1. 01-13-2014, 11:40 PM #14
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    Re: Most odor absorbent substrate

    Maybe it's not your stinky balls that smell


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