F*** Spray'n'Wash

[Deja Q]

My nice $30, 300 count retro blue bedsheet set got stained when Rusty flew and took a dump...

Using spray'n'wash, it got the stain out, but despite being colorfast and high quality, there's still a faded area where the application was applied.

Using Clorox2 and a second washing seems to have restored most of the original color so it looks uniform, but still. Nice sheets. That tolerated s'n'w in the past too. *grr*

/whine

[Bake]

1. Who is this flying Rusty who dropped one on your sheet?

:rofl:

Bake

[Deja Q]

2. This

[Tripper11]

3. You cooked him for punishment????

OMG!!!!!

[Deja Q]

4. No I didn't. My sense of humor is just tacky. Remember that pic of Scooter I posted?

Skinless, but not de-boned.

[Tripper11]

5. LMAO

I never saw that before...:rofl:

[Bake]

6. And he's just waiting to do it again!!

:rofl:

Bake

[Shine]

7. Hi HypnoToad, sorry about your sheets.

....but at least it wasn't a nice sports jacket or something else that you actually wear out in public.

You know me, always trying to look on the bright side.

I haven't been around much and hadn't seen you in a while, so I wanted to pop in, say hi, and wish you well.

:hi: :hug: Take care!

[Kali]

8. best way to deal with bird poo is let it dry completely and then scrape/brush it off

any remaining white residue should come off with damp cloth or regular washing - no need for special treatment.

well unless bird has been eating blueberries or something like that, which will stain. But regular parrot family shit is not normally "staining"

edit to add: what a cutie he is!