krasota (
rootofnewt) wrote2003-06-02 10:10 pm
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augh. forgot to buy dry milk when i was out. got loads of other stuff not on my list, though.
so, anyone local awake and up for visiting Kroger or the Teeter with me? I don't feel like driving out by myself, but I want to finish laundry and I can't do that until I get dry milk to destenchify the pants in the washer (i've washed them twice, with various things to destench added, but nothing is working. I NEED dry milk.).
xiane?
mbickers? bueller?
Bueller?
BUELLER?
so, anyone local awake and up for visiting Kroger or the Teeter with me? I don't feel like driving out by myself, but I want to finish laundry and I can't do that until I get dry milk to destenchify the pants in the washer (i've washed them twice, with various things to destench added, but nothing is working. I NEED dry milk.).
Bueller?
BUELLER?
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;)
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Dry milk works really well on fragrances, which tend to be tenacious. I just pour a half cup or so in, add warm or cold water (if the object can stand hot, I use hot), let the machine agitate a bit to dissolve the milk, then let the item soak. Sometimes i go ahead and add the soap for soaking... and i put the vinegar in the fabric softener cup. If the object's stench is really tenacious (febreze is like that), I soak it in multiple milk soaks, with extra milk and less water until the smell comes out, then I wash it normally.
Re:
bueller
I worked with someone on the ambulance this spring who had never seen Ferris Bueller's Day Off. He was like 18 or 20. How is this possible? I was astonished.
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They used it play it ALL THE TIME on Comedy Central = M decides it must be stupid = No Watchies.
I suppose I'll have to watch it, now that everyone is mentioning it...