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Offline vesta111

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Re: primitives rapturous over microfiber cleaning cloths
« Reply #25 on: August 26, 2011, 08:52:45 AM »
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Oh my.

I kid you not about the rapture; there's plenty of excited !s in the comments, the primitives are so ecstatic.

franksolich just uses old shirts.

Hmmm, a lack of class here.

The elleng primitive in the household hints forum is boasting about a deluxe trip to France while the primitives in the cooking forum are foraging free food.

There's nothing but good about old cotton shirts, or in the case of windows, old newspapers.

The primitives are spending money they don't have to spend, but fortunately here's a case where the primitives are spending their own money, rather than other people's money.


FRANK, oh dear, there was a time when we could clean anything with soap, vinegar, rags, elbow grease and no problem.

These were before the days of the huge spread of chemicals, oil refinery's and the huge smog that now pollutes so much of the world.

The crap in the air and how it covers us inside and outside is anyones guess.    The old time cleaning products just will not work on these new pollutants as the chemistry has changed.

As life goes on and biohazards grow day to day, bacteria mutate to grow in Clorox or other cleaning products, the company's scramble to invent a protection and solution to the new problems.

The Company that sent out million of sterile swabs now find they were in fact contaminated and causing illness and death.    Yet they have the balls to sue the people that canceled orders or would not pay for contaminated orders already shipped to them.

Darned if I know what to do, thousands of bottles of medical peroxide we found to be contaminated.

Food what there is left of it due to drought and storms , food coming in from over seas---reciently a beetle lava was found in Chicago in rice from India, a beetle that could wipe out out mid west grain belt.

So , some company's keep up with the battle of of cleaning and disinfecting, it may come to be a lost battle but the general public has to try to depend on new invention, try to put their faith in some company  and hope to hell the products work.

It is no problem that 70% of America has a septic tank.     No Clorox in the drains and that leads to how to disinfect the home.

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Re: primitives rapturous over microfiber cleaning cloths
« Reply #26 on: August 26, 2011, 10:10:38 AM »
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Re: primitives rapturous over microfiber cleaning cloths
« Reply #27 on: August 26, 2011, 12:12:37 PM »


Good one WS,  but,  even if they showed that there are probably still people who would call with their credit card number. :whatever:
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Re: primitives rapturous over microfiber cleaning cloths
« Reply #28 on: August 26, 2011, 05:37:45 PM »


...As life goes on and biohazards grow day to day, bacteria mutate to grow in Clorox or other cleaning products...




...It is no problem that 70% of America has a septic tank.  ...   No Clorox in the drains and that leads to how to disinfect the home.


I'm not really sure what you're getting at here Vesta, but I'm not aware of anything that survives in bleach.   

Also, there is no way 70% of households in the U.S. have a septic tank.