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Old 06-16-2005, 02:37 PM
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Sorry...your two best bets are Hydrogen Peroxide as it eats the blood, or hit the local store for a can of Tuff Stuff. It'* interior cleaner. Red and yellow can. Amazing stuff.
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Sorry...your two best bets are Hydrogen Peroxide as it eats the blood, or hit the local store for a can of Tuff Stuff. It'* interior cleaner. Red and yellow can. Amazing stuff.
Yeah, hydrogen peroxide is the best way it seems to get foreign blood off. Saliva (gross, and impractical, I know) is strangely enough, the best way to get your own blood off things (it has to do with enzymes). So there'* everyone'* gross fact for today.
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Sorry about the cat, sounds like sound advice..

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So there'* everyone'* gross fact for today.
No Jeanie, you're the gross fact of the day.
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Sorry about the cat, sounds like sound advice..

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Sorry about the cat, sounds like sound advice..

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No Jeanie, you're the gross fact of the day.
Whatever :P . You're just all jealous of my wealth of random knowledge .
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