It is also great on dry clean only items.
My dog shredded a Kleenex under the bed. I am incapable of reaching it. Looks like she’ll be eating a Kleenex at her leisure…
Fiber is good for us all.
I’m going to have to acquire some! I was asking Marmalade if I should spray my shoes with vinegar and he said no, then my shoes are just going to stink of vinegar!
That’s pretty much the only thing I don’t like about Oregon. I don’t want to have to go to special store to buy liquor! I want it to be sold at Fred Meyer like everything else under the sun is.
Of course, I grew up in a place that has drive through liquor stores, so my perception about liquor purchasing convenience may be a bit skewed.
Clearly I have never bought liquor here because I was going to look in the grocery store
I did see a sandwich board for a liquor store next to the Pharmaca so I guess I’ll go there to find the cheapest vodka they have!
It is 10 pm and my child is blasting Christmas music (OMG I hate Blue Christmas!!!) and doing some sort of weird, messy craft involving old candles and the microwave.
I only have to drive two counties away or cross state lines to buy hard liquor.
(But the county I live in is no longer dry and I can get beer or wine at the grocery store - this is a marvel of convenience)
Not using vinegar is a good plan.
Quote:
…if you use vinegar in a home with cats, that vinegar is going to smell to the cat like its own urine and it’s going to smell like the cat has marked that place.
I want to hang out with your child!
Goodness! Why? Why such strange rules when the law of the land is people 21 and older can drink alcohol?
Religious people who object to alcohol being served where they live.
Eek! We use it to clean where she’s pooped outside, but in those cases the area is already marked.
I was doing and research last night and may actually try colloidal silver. Alcohol could dry out and damage the leather, and the silver might last longer. I haven’t decided yet but definitely not vinegar!
I have a painful spot on the tip of my tongue. I don’t know why. I don’t remember biting it and I didn’t think my tea was too hot when I started drinking it. The same thing happened last week and it got better overnight, but this is the same spot so maybe it wasn’t all the way better! And right now it hurts.
I’m trying to schedule an event on FB, and it keeps crashing the app.
I have to work instead of moving over the last tidbits of things and cleaning and doing Goodwill runs. UGH.
I ran out of good liner socks and am wearing ones that are too big and keep sliding off my heels.
I’m so bloated that anything that touches my mid section hurts right now. A few minutes ago a breeze grazed my tum tum and I let out a yelp. What the hell body.
The cable guy isn’t here yet. The scheduling window ends just as I’m supposed to be somewhere, so I was hoping he’d show up on the earlier end. (Shhhhh…yes, I have cable. )
My friend got held up at work so I was sent to meet her kid’s school bus. That bus is now 1.5 hours late and counting.
Meanwhile at home my kid is having a total meltdown and needs me. I can’t leave until the bus comes.
Wtf, school bus.
What @AmandaS1989 said. But also, the 21st amendment only repeals federal prohibition; it doesn’t limit what states can do. In fact, its second section reads: “The transportation or importation into any state, territory, or possession of the United States for delivery or use therein of intoxicating liquors, in violation of the laws thereof, is hereby prohibited.”
I remember this only because I volunteered to read from the Constitution on the school quad for Constitution Day earlier this week, and that’s part of what I was assigned. Hope they weren’t trying to tell me something!