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Old 10-11-2012, 04:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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As one of the more senior members on the forum and now a widowed father of two and holding down a job as a chef I feel it is only fair to dispense some of my wisdom to help in your day to day life. Some tips will be extremely beneficial and some tips will be a complete waste of time if you are a pot noodle eating student.

No pictures of me in an apron or frilly gloves luckily as that only occurs on a Sunday with the curtains closed

Does your abode smell like cat's pee/last nights pizza/days old underwear or a dutch café in summer? Then fear not, the cure is here. Spray air fresheners, cheap liquid gel air fresheners or Neutradol block air fresheners not doing the job? Then get yourself some tumble dryer sheets. They are cheap, plentiful and don't smell like lager. Place them in discreet places such as underneath sofa's, wardrobes, behind the T.V or on top of high shelf's.

You don't have to spray supermarket flavour of the month spray air fresheners that cost far too much and you don't have to scrub and clean last weeks drink stains out of the carpet. You may have a problem if the other half/mother in law finds strategically placed white tissues around the place and wonders what the hell you have been up to but the pleasant aroma should more than make up for this.

Of course if you like the smell of stale alcohol and week old kebabs then you are a dirty slob and no amount of free beer will make me want to visit your home.

New tip coming soon so please tune in.
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Old 10-12-2012, 08:55 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Dude, my cat peed on my bed the other day. How the hell do you get that **** outta the mattress?!
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Dude, my cat peed on my bed the other day. How the hell do you get that **** outta the mattress?!
Get a litter box
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Old 10-12-2012, 09:19 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Dude, my cat peed on my bed the other day. How the hell do you get that **** outta the mattress?!
Get rid of the mattress, buy a new one and get rid of the cat.

On a side note, Jack you can put the laundry sheets in the end of a toilet paper roll and tape it in place and blow out the end of it to create a spray like effect. I do that when i wanna smoke out cause my girlfriend hates the pot smell.
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Get a litter box
Unfortunately the cat is sick (renal failure and possibly cancer), so he's sorta going loopy, so he pees and ****s pretty much everywhere.

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Get rid of the mattress, buy a new one
Oh, we got a millionaire up in here.
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Great thread!

But what is a tumble dryer sheet?
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Old 10-12-2012, 09:45 AM   #7 (permalink)
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Great thread!

But what is a tumble dryer sheet?
You know, a sheet of fabric softener.

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You know, a sheet of fabric softener.

Don't think I've ever seen those in Norway. Here, fabric softener always comes in the shape of some liquid.

Won't the sheet wrinkle up and get lost somewhere inside a sock or a sweater only to show up in some annoying way later on?
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Don't think I've ever seen those in Norway. Here, fabric softener always comes in the shape of some liquid.

Won't the sheet wrinkle up and get lost somewhere inside a sock or a sweater only to show up in some annoying way later on?
Sometimes. Most of the times it's no biggie though. And on the plus side, you just put your clothes in the dryer, grab a sheet, throw it in, and presto, soft, nice smelling clothes.
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I have Bounce dryer sheets placed all over our apartment -- inside pillow casings, in drawers, in between couch seat cushions, on shelves. I also have a liking for liquid fabric softener and use it to excess in the wash. Our house smells like a strange combination of fabric softener and Shanthimalai Nag Champa incense (which I burn in an incense holder encased in large ceramic bowl, on top of the refrigerator!).

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