Oil Spill!!!
#23
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I'll add to my previous post. My Mom used Shout on my Dad's greasy work clothes. You See, Dad was a diesel mechanic and his work clothes were like "grease city". That's all Mom ever used, except regular detergent.
One thing I will caution you folks about. Cascade contains chlorine bleach so you may not want to use it on colors! I have used Cascade on white clothing having tea stains, etc. But DON"T USE ON COLOR UNLESS YOU WANT TO FADE IT!
Jeanette
One thing I will caution you folks about. Cascade contains chlorine bleach so you may not want to use it on colors! I have used Cascade on white clothing having tea stains, etc. But DON"T USE ON COLOR UNLESS YOU WANT TO FADE IT!
Jeanette
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Great tip for mudding sheetrock, Macybaby! Who'da thunk? Steve H., Love those homemade science demonstrations! Sweatshirt still smells faintly of oil but it turns out that that's a great bug repellent! Even though the mosquito numbers are down, the gnats are gearing up but none on me.
I don't recommend dumping sm oil on your clothes just to repel mosquitoes but I'm happy for an unexpected side effect.
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