Stripping furniture creates a mound of discards. It can fill the trash in no time at all. Grab a long piece of dicards and stack the big bulky discards on it. Roll it up and tied it with another strip of the discards. No fuss – no muss – ready for bulk pickup.

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5 comments so far
GaryL
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posted 233 days ago
Heck, I’d have some Boy Scouts that would use that as their bed roll. They have some strange ideas sometimes.
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MarkTheFiddler
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posted 233 days ago
Boy scouts with strange ideas?! Do tell. I seem to remember them setting their tents on fire.
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BillyJ
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posted 230 days ago
You have me stuck on the edge of my seat. But, I will wait for the next blog.
Patiently.
Waiting.
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GaryL
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posted 230 days ago
Unfortunately, the Scout with the most strange/good ideas is my son….lol
Keep the great info coming. This is an arena I never ventured in. Very intriguing.
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MarkTheFiddler
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posted 217 days ago
A couple of interesting things to consider.
Herculon used to be the material of the day. Nowadays you don’t see that name. You will see Olefin fiber. If you take that to be dry cleaned, some really cool chemical reactions will take place. Instead of having a cushion cover, you’ll have a fragile tangle of yarn returned to you.
Petroleum Naptha will clean an ink stain off fabric. The question is – will the fabric start showing signs of wear before the stain is gone? It takes a bit of elbow grease. I haven’t tried the OXY product. Maybe it does a better job.
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