Nothing like a good dose of e coli yo keep the old system flushed out,
right? mmmmm-mmmmm.....LP, I'd make sure that whatever you ate down there
when you visit come from a deli or a restaurant....
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"Capt. NealŪ" wrote:
"Lady Pilot" wrote:
PS Describe for me how beautiful a cedar bucket is, okay?
I'd be happy to . . .
In other words, by virtue of it's many uses and construction of
one of the worlds nicest woods a cedar bucket is a thing of
beauty. Just like you, sweetheart. ;-{)
Ahhh, uummmm, ohhh...excuse me for a moment...
I have a desire to clean out the kitty-litter box all of the sudden...
Do you use bleach to get the germs out of the bucket?
How can you get germs out of a wood bucket?
LP (oh my!)
Bleach and salt water cleans just about anything. I also use
one of those toilet brushes with the long handle to get into
the cracks and creases.
I don't worry too much about germs because I have this
theory that one must eat plenty of germs in order to keep
a healthy and robust immune system. I have a cast iron
stomach and have actually eaten mayonnaise that was
three months old and unrefrigerated without becoming
ill. Seafood collected in the cedar bucket will cause
me no harm to be sure.
CN
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