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Ahem . . . . To keep bedroom items and medicine cabinet items completely separated! Thera-Gesic does NOT make a good replacement of Astroglide. DH had to retreat to a cold shower and I didn't see him again for at least an hour.
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07-20-2011, 05:01 AM #1
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OK, I know I shouldn't laugh at this, but I did. Poor guy....
Originally Posted by limewave
Ahem . . . . To keep bedroom items and medicine cabinet items completely separated! Thera-Gesic does NOT make a good replacement of Astroglide. DH had to retreat to a cold shower and I didn't see him again for at least an hour.
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Always make sure to take everything off the stove when cooking or you might end up melting a bottle of Goo-Gone because you turned on the wrong burner.
It will require having the fire trucks, police cars and an ambulance showing up at your house and you go to the hospital for smoke inhalation.
No, there wasn't a fire as I managed to get the bottle off the stove and tossed it outside, but the smell was terrible and I coughed for two days.
Always have an animal carrier close by so you can grab your kids, cat and get out of the house safely.
Next rule..make sure you have working smoke detectors as I didn't.
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