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oh my, ramos = biggest post wh0re known to mankind. and he leaves a smilie at the end of every post, such brazen fortitude!

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wow, there's even a wiktionary. wikipedia is taking over the world.

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I think Steve's puking has worn off on me. I feel like puking right now. Might induce it just so I don't feel like chit during my midterm. And after tonight's 5 de mayo festivies, I'll probably yak some more.

Quite interesting how Ryan knows about cleaning carpet. Jack of all trades.

[Tirefryr 1,742]

Steve, white Vinegar and water on the puke.

50/50 or what's the ratio? 70 water / 30 WV?

Mix in a bucket and scrub area with a cloth? Let dry? Vacuum it up? Throw a typical household fan in the area to move air around?

Go a little heavy on the Vinegar at first. A little more than half. Pour it on and let it soak for about 15 minutes. Then take a shop vac and extract it in about a 15" radiuse. Liquids will spread and not stay confined to the original area, therefore you need to extract a little ways around the initial dump.

[Tirefryr 1,742]

Percoethylene

That has been banned for a while. I know some still use it though. Most common now is mineral spirits, but I know plenty of states that will not allow you to use this either. Many cleaners are moving away from a lot of the harmful chemicals. There's actually a 3 step process we used to use to wet clean dry-clean only textiles. Spray on the dye-setting product, then spray with the cleaner and extract and rinse with a special rinse, run over it again with a dry extraction and voila! Works great on furniture and drapery, as well as wool.

YOu guys ever smell a wet wool rug or carpet? It's nasty.

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Wet wool is nasty. They still use Perc for drycleaning, but OSHA really requires all sorts of nonsense to contain it.

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[Tirefryr 1,742]

Quite interesting how Ryan knows about cleaning carpet. Jack of all trades.

That's what my last three employers wrote on my letters of recommendation. Funny thing is, I personally never would have thought of cleaning my carpet on a constant basis had I not got tha job. I learned quite a bit there about a lot of things.

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You just have a dirty rug.

[Tirefryr 1,742]

Wet wool is nasty.  They still use Perc for drycleaning, but OSHA really requires all sorts of nonsense to contain it.

That's the messed up part of my old industry. There are absolutley no regulations or enforcement agencies. It's really easy for someone to go into the business and screw people.

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If they didn't have regs on drycleaning there would be all sorts of chemical messes everywhere.

[dennisp 0]

have a pleasant day gents and lady.

[Penny 0]

and you dennis

[ramos 2]

Im on my way ramos. Ill be up there in like 10 hours. Can we go night riding?

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Could ,but you got to be willing to outrun the game wardens if they spot ya.

[ramos 2]

Well, stock four stroke was no match for highly modded two stroke

[ramos 2]

Lunch was good

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oh my, ramos = biggest post wh0re known to mankind. and he leaves a smilie at the end of every post, such brazen fortitude!

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Says the man with 10x the post count in half the time

[ramos 2]

I'm old and felt like babbling

[ramos 2]

Stock four stroke would own stock two stroke though.

[ramos 2]

The rxp is quick.

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Stock four stroke would own stock two stroke though.

Impressive. Would it outrun a new 2?

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[Penny 0]

The mornings have been so active lately.

Yummy.

Soon I will be here long enough to TF while I'm here bored in the office....

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[Penny 0]

So cold in here.

Every girl that walks in gets insta-THOs though, so it's all good I guess.