Mikey P
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I've been running into lots of "I have no idea" types of spotting on upholstery lately.
being a master of my domain AND my marriage, I can't be easily fooled by their pleas of ignorance..
I'm ready to post this on my blog but thought I would run it by you folks first
If Snow says he was not taken back or feeling verbally raped then I'll hit the Submit button..
being a master of my domain AND my marriage, I can't be easily fooled by their pleas of ignorance..
I'm ready to post this on my blog but thought I would run it by you folks first
If Snow says he was not taken back or feeling verbally raped then I'll hit the Submit button..
One of the more difficult “spills” that may be encountered on upholstered fabrics are what are commonly known as “love stains” or “happiness” stains.
Whether “love” or just “happiness” are involved with these deposits, the fact is that the contents of the body discharges that occur during intercourse and other sexual activies may include, but are not limited to: Semen, vaginal mucous, saliva, anal discharge, menstrual discharge, as well as artificial lubricants.
Most of these contaminants are water soluble and easily removed with warm water extraction and standard upholstery cleaning detergents.
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However, if any of these contaminants are allowed to stay in contact with the fabric for extended periods of time, the protein and pigments (such as are found in anal and menstrual discharge) in the stain may create stains and, depending on the volume of the discharge, difficult to remove odors.
Such stains and odors may bring back pleasant memories to the participants, but are otherwise important to remove for improved appearance and indoor air quality implications.
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