*Please*!
I mean really.
I mean really.
Sanitising Underwear
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<span style="font-size: medium;">Oh please Mack, like feces stained underwear is so dainty. Give the act a rest already. </span>
Well...
The board rules do say that posting anything of a sexual nature in the public forums will result in an immediate ban.
This may be debatable as "sexual" but as a guest here I try to respect Robert's rules, even if it means erring on the cautious side.
The board rules do say that posting anything of a sexual nature in the public forums will result in an immediate ban.
This may be debatable as "sexual" but as a guest here I try to respect Robert's rules, even if it means erring on the cautious side.
" Well..."
<span style="font-size: medium;">"The board rules do say that posting anything of a sexual nature in the public forums will result in an immediate ban...."</span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">It's just another stain, no different than any other that has been mentioned. </span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">No one is discussing how it happened or is using crass language.</span>
<span style="font-size: medium;"> </span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">"The board rules do say that posting anything of a sexual nature in the public forums will result in an immediate ban...."</span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">It's just another stain, no different than any other that has been mentioned. </span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">No one is discussing how it happened or is using crass language.</span>
<span style="font-size: medium;"> </span>
neptunebob
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But this thread is seeing more action than the one about gay and festive Mardi Gras Micarta.
I suppose an argument could be made that this entire thread belongs in Dirty Laundry, by definition. On the other hand, it would not have had as wide an audience - for better or worse.
Short of that, those who object to posted messages can register their disapproval by hitting the "Report" button. After a certain number of such disapprovals have been registered, the message(s) in question goes away.
I wonder if the mention of stains resulting from secretions unique to the female gender would be as acceptable to some in this group as the mention of stains unique to the male gender.
Just sayin'.
Short of that, those who object to posted messages can register their disapproval by hitting the "Report" button. After a certain number of such disapprovals have been registered, the message(s) in question goes away.
I wonder if the mention of stains resulting from secretions unique to the female gender would be as acceptable to some in this group as the mention of stains unique to the male gender.
Just sayin'.
Wow, lots of marked as offensive within a short period of time.
I've been skimming this thread every few days and at times it was getting close to being moved to Dirty Laundry, but I had hoped I could keep it here in Super since the subject matter (removing stains) is very much laundry related.
Please lets keep anything related to sex in anyway out of the public forums and out of this thread as well so I can keep it in the super forum.
Thanks everyone.
I've been skimming this thread every few days and at times it was getting close to being moved to Dirty Laundry, but I had hoped I could keep it here in Super since the subject matter (removing stains) is very much laundry related.
Please lets keep anything related to sex in anyway out of the public forums and out of this thread as well so I can keep it in the super forum.
Thanks everyone.
Shalom
liberatordeluxe
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Must be the heat lol
Heat can set stains.
mixguy
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Stain Removal vs. Sanitizing
It really has been interesting reading. Preventative measures, personal hygene, slang terms discussed along with stain removal (pretreats, soaks, wash additives, etc). Apparent that many in the forum can identify the problem and wish to remove the stains when they do occur and want their clothing to not suffer excessive wear or premature retirement from the wardrobe. We all know the effect of chlorine bleach on cottons. For the most part, I think a healthy discussion of a common laundry problem was reviewed with varying opinions and solutions.
What can one do to neutralize chlorine bleach after it has done it job?
Which all-fabric "bleach", (oxygen releasing), is the best? I have never noticed these products tested by CR.
It really has been interesting reading. Preventative measures, personal hygene, slang terms discussed along with stain removal (pretreats, soaks, wash additives, etc). Apparent that many in the forum can identify the problem and wish to remove the stains when they do occur and want their clothing to not suffer excessive wear or premature retirement from the wardrobe. We all know the effect of chlorine bleach on cottons. For the most part, I think a healthy discussion of a common laundry problem was reviewed with varying opinions and solutions.
What can one do to neutralize chlorine bleach after it has done it job?
Which all-fabric "bleach", (oxygen releasing), is the best? I have never noticed these products tested by CR.
<span style="font-size: medium;">I guess skid marks are a lot less offensive to some. Lesson learned. </span><span style="font-size: medium;"> My apologies Robert. </span>
liberatordeluxe
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Lovely dog you got there Yogi, how old is he/she?
unfortunately I had to put him down last Summer....I mis him alot, personality-plus, all his own....a saved adoption when I got him, he was 5 when I took this pic with him...he joined two other spoiled puppies at the time!....now I am down to one, the original YOGI, and still spoiled rotten!
