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*wishes the carpet had self cleaning like the oven*
Hehehehehehehehe
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Thanks, Renee. I put some of the oil blotters I use on my face over it and a magazine on top of those. Hopefully they'll suck up the oil. i've got it off the walls, and the dogs have got it off of themselves. lol
My aunt is going to bring me some oxyclean when she gets off of work. We usually have some, but I can't find it anywhere.
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You need to stand on it and bounce!
i second the dish soap idea. Diluted with hot water. and papertowels/rags. And then stand on it and bounce. Seriously. well, that's what my mom made me do and it worked. She's a fanatic about her carpets. |
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We've lived by this little saying hubby and I came up with when we had our daughter. "when the child is quiet, there is something wrong or they are asleep."
It's so true too. I've found my daughter into so much stuff because she thinks if I can't hear her, I don't know what she's doing. The moment she's really quiet, I know to check on her. Do you have any carpet cleaner or anything good on grease?? That might help the carpet.
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Oooh ooh try WD 40! That stuff is amazing. I've no idea how it works but I remember using it to get ink stains out and it worked much better than the hairspray technique.
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I put some Ivory dish soap on it, hoping that works. If not my aunt is bringing over the oxyclean, and if its too terribly stuck, I'll call my BIL and have him bring the carpet cleaner over. Adam is in bed with a full tummy, he practically passed out after he ate. He was ecstatic to find noodles in his bowl. The kid is a noodle freak... Just glad I didn't find those smeared all over the house. -_- |
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I usually keep acetone nail polish remover in the house, because I do nails for friends every now and then, but I used the last of it for my cousin doing her nails for graduation.
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How do children generate enough peanut butter for all this mess??? I only gave him enough to cover the flippen pill! (pb is finally starting to look like it is coming up. YAY!!)
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Eh it does for a bit. It's not a lingering smell. And if they do detect anything just tell them one of their doors was squeaky and you fixed it.
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There's this stuff called Goo Gone. I t removes oily stains from any fabric. It also dissolves adhesives and chewing gum. Great stuff. And it is safe to use and smells citrusy. I use it to get oily stains off of laundry all the time. Oxy clean is great stuff, too, but not so good on oil.
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