Subject	Yeah; I had no time that weekend>>family stuff (n/m)
Posted by	ScoTTy(OH) on June 13, 2007 at 10:51 AM
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In Reply To	Hah! Too funny. posted by TT XTZ on June 13, 2007 at 10:46 AM
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Follow Ups	How to remove food oil stain from cloth seats? - Atl300zxTT 06:59:08 06/13/07 degreaser with a scrubbing brush (n/m) - BannonZ (Thebanman407) 07:23:06 06/13/07 meguiars "quick out". works great, even on seat belts. - NobleZ 07:31:11 06/13/07 Go to your local dollar store and buy this stuff ..it is - The Devils Z 07:50:12 06/13/07 Of course it's the best, just look at the name :) (n/m) - awesom-o 08:08:16 06/13/07 you have sweat shops in china? :P (n/m) - NobleZ 08:15:18 06/13/07 Re: you have sweat shops in china? :P - awesom-o 15:12:45 06/13/07 'Wisk' laundry detergent works wonders also. (n/m) - MistressZ 08:58:44 06/13/07 Food oil stains? Ummm...yeah right....from food. LOL - brahmabull (CT) 09:54:16 06/13/07 A spilled Hot Salt Malt no doubt. . .lol (n/m) - Rule12b 15:46:14 06/13/07 This has got to be the best stuff out there>>>>>> - ScoTTy(OH) 10:20:52 06/13/07 Hah! Too funny. - TT XTZ 10:46:37 06/13/07 Yeah; I had no time that weekend>>family stuff (n/m) - ScoTTy(OH) 10:51:23 06/13/07 Understandable. I hope it went well. =) (n/m) - TT XTZ 10:55:11 06/13/07 Try "SPOT SHOT" -- available at Costco. Test first, then go - thumper300zx 10:43:47 06/13/07 2nd on Spot Shot - use it at home all the time... (n/m) - jzack 22:25:06 06/13/07 a knife (n/m) - 90tt2+2z 11:00:30 06/13/07 Try one of those hot steam guns and a cloth and brush. (n/m) - AZHeat 11:25:38 06/13/07 Thanks for the advice everyone, i have plenty of options to - Atl300zxTT 12:19:19 06/13/07 Try to use a wet/dry vacuum at the same time when - AZHeat 13:00:09 06/13/07 Try pretreating with Folex and then using a Bissell Little - Pats300zx 17:42:00 06/13/07
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