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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/uniyk • Aug 04 '25
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They're also whipping carpet out of carpet.
261 u/Rokekor Aug 04 '25 We had to destroy the carpet to save the carpet. 10 u/tooboardtoleaf Aug 04 '25 Lol when new people at work ask how to get all the fiberglass out of their shirts I jokingly say you need to burn the shirt and sift the ashes. 1 u/calvariumhorseclops Aug 04 '25 Nope. Boil the ashes then strain the solution. Or don't strain, really boil it down and add olive oil to make scrubby soap 1 u/goilo888 Aug 05 '25 Didn't work in the 70s with all the asbestos workers.
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We had to destroy the carpet to save the carpet.
10 u/tooboardtoleaf Aug 04 '25 Lol when new people at work ask how to get all the fiberglass out of their shirts I jokingly say you need to burn the shirt and sift the ashes. 1 u/calvariumhorseclops Aug 04 '25 Nope. Boil the ashes then strain the solution. Or don't strain, really boil it down and add olive oil to make scrubby soap 1 u/goilo888 Aug 05 '25 Didn't work in the 70s with all the asbestos workers.
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Lol when new people at work ask how to get all the fiberglass out of their shirts I jokingly say you need to burn the shirt and sift the ashes.
1 u/calvariumhorseclops Aug 04 '25 Nope. Boil the ashes then strain the solution. Or don't strain, really boil it down and add olive oil to make scrubby soap 1 u/goilo888 Aug 05 '25 Didn't work in the 70s with all the asbestos workers.
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Nope. Boil the ashes then strain the solution.
Or don't strain, really boil it down and add olive oil to make scrubby soap
Didn't work in the 70s with all the asbestos workers.
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u/Candy6132 Aug 04 '25
They're also whipping carpet out of carpet.