Musty Smelling Records


I've been getting into analog more, and have noticed some of the used records I've bought have a musty smell. Is there a safe way to remove this? I think it's mostly in the jacket, maybe not the records themselves. If stored next to records that don't smell, will they all become contaminated? Is this supposed to be considered in the ratings (i.e. is it proper to grade an otherwise excellent but musty smelling record near mint)? Or is this just part of the "charm"?
honest1
I should also mention that should anyone do this, another reason to do it outside or in the garage is because thymol is not exactly a benign chemical. In years past, restorers could sometimes be cavalier about chemical dangers which we are now more careful about. Use a respirator and chemical resistant gloves when adding thymol to the cabinet and removing the materials.
Maybe instead of using a very harsh chemicals just for smell just try some auto/car strength febreze for the smell,just take the lps out from the jackets. The mold is another issue and you will need a stronger chemical, just do it in an open space.
Photon - Thanks for the tip - that's exactly the sort of thing I was looking for, but had no idea how to find. Really cool website.