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How do you get the smell of decomposing flesh off of a carcase?
I found part of a back bone with some ribs attached to it (Guessing it's from a coyote or something), about a week ago. I want to keep it in my room, but I don't want it to stink up my room. I tried soaking it in soapy water, then scrubbing it with an old toothbrush. Which worked for a little bit, but the next day it started stinking up my room. So, I just put it in a plastic bag for the time being.
I heard you could just put it over an ant hill, but we don't have anymore around here now, so that's out of the picture.
What would be the best way to approach this? What are the best ways to clean/de-funk bones, that don't cost a fortune?
I'd appreciate serious opinions on this. Thank you!
I appreciate your answers! (except for one)
I'm going to keep this question open for a bit longer, so I can gather information and do some search.
Thanks again.
you will want to boil all the flesh off. Bleaching Skulls
After the cleaning process, skulls may be
bleached or left their natural color. Bleaching can
remove small pieces of tissue and other debris from
inside skull cavities. Bleaching also removes most of
the odor of the skulls. However, severe bleaching can
make skulls look unnatural and remove certain
characteristics such as the teeth stains in herbivores.
Severe bleaching may also break down bone tissue.
Some bleaching is probably best, but not enough to
make them completely white.
Air-dried skulls may be bleached by soaking
them in an approximately 3% to 6% solution of
hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide solutions
that are used to bleach hair can be purchased from
beauty supply stores. The concentration of hydrogen
peroxide in these products is usually expressed as
“volume.” 20 volume is approximately 6% hydrogen
peroxide, 30 volume is approximately 9% and 40
volume is approximately 12%. These products can be
diluted with water to the desired concentration. The
time required to bleach the skull will vary with
species and the whiteness desired. When using
hydrogen peroxide, most of the bleaching process
will have been completed when the solution stops
bubbling. After the skull is bleached to the desired
whiteness, it should be rinsed with water and
allowed to dry completely.
Hydrogen peroxide can cause serious damage if
it comes in contact with your eyes. If this occurs,
flush the eyes with plenty of water and contact a
physician immediately. Hydrogen peroxide can
irritate skin and rubber or latex gloves should be
worn when immersing hands into the peroxide
solution.
Chlorine bleaches should not be used because
they can dissolve bone tissue. Skulls may also be
bleached by simply setting them out in the sun.
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