Hee hee. Someone has been changing their own oil.

Thanks for the info. I'll try to remember that. May come in handy some
day.

Dave


"-=jd=-" wrote in message
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Baby-Wipes can get motor oil out of light colored carpet and dog paws so
well
that you (or more importantly, your wife) can't tell it was ever there!

Ok - Shows over, move along - nothing else to see here...

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Baby-Wipes can get motor oil out of light colored carpet and dog paws so well
that you (or more importantly, your wife) can't tell it was ever there!

Ok - Shows over, move along - nothing else to see here...

She still might notice the car in the living room.


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"-=jd=-" wrote in message
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Baby-Wipes can get motor oil out of light colored carpet and dog paws so
well
that you (or more importantly, your wife) can't tell it was ever there!


More importantly, Baby-Wipes can get the poop off a baby's bottom. That
stuff is like toxic waste. :-)

Actually, those things are able to clean up quite a few messes.

Jackie

"-=jd=-" wrote in message
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On Fri 16 Apr 2004 08:29:50p, "Dave" wrote in message
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Hee hee. Someone has been changing their own oil.

Thanks for the info. I'll try to remember that. May come in handy some
day.

Dave


It's definitely one of those things to stash in the mental file for future
use. The most difficult part was the effort to "say nothing - act casual"
when the wife walked in at about 2 minutes after my fit of blind-panic and
frantic scrubbing... I would have got away clean (pardon the pun) except
the darn dog was acting like it was guilty about something (dumbass) and
the wife asked about it... I folded like a cheap umbrella... But up to
that point, I thought I was doing rather well!


-=jd=-
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So tell me, what brand of baby-wipes was it? I may need to know someday.

Thanks,

Dave