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Sarah 4 year s ago
I remember doing laundry using homeade lye soap in a gasoline-powered old school washing machine that had a wringer top. I wish I still had that old machine, it really got the laundry clean!
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Cissy 4 year s ago
#36 practicing for grown up life? 
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Cissy 4 year s ago
Cissy - wow
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Cliff 4 year s ago
#35.. No, your friend did that by leaving something snagged on the door sensor as he closed said door...
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Ali 4 year s ago
#38 Rubbing alcohol and elbow grease should remove it.
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Ced 4 year s ago
#38 No, you remove ink with hairspray! Gets it off most anything. 
"Accidentally Chucked My 2-Year-Old's Lovely Hand-Knitted Dress In The Wash And It Came Out Felted, Newborn Size"
"After hearing me exclaim "Noooo!", my 4-year-old son came running into the laundry to find out what had happened. He was quick to console me by reminding me that I will soon have a newborn to put it on. What a sweetie."
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Sarah 4 year s ago
I remember doing laundry using homeade lye soap in a gasoline-powered old school washing machine that had a wringer top. I wish I still had that old machine, it really got the laundry clean!
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Cissy 4 year s ago
#36 practicing for grown up life?
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Cissy 4 year s ago
Cissy - wow
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Cliff 4 year s ago
#35.. No, your friend did that by leaving something snagged on the door sensor as he closed said door...
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Ali 4 year s ago
#38 Rubbing alcohol and elbow grease should remove it.
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Ced 4 year s ago
#38 No, you remove ink with hairspray! Gets it off most anything.