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how do i clean my peacoat?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by yuantian, Jan 17, 2008.

  1. yuantian

    yuantian Member

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    i was in a friend's truck. a lot of dog hairs. now they are all over my peacoat :(
     
  2. hotballa

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    i'm sorry, i thought you asked how to clean pee off your coat. :D

    well it's pretty obvious what the answer is. Throw away the peacoat as only metrosexuals wear those things. Go to Marshalls or Walmart and pickup a Lands End jacket and go buy a pair of boxers as you are obviously wearing panties.
     
  3. yuantian

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    gees, come down man. gotta look professional at work. and i'm really a t-shirt and jeans guy. for your information, neither boxers nor panties. i let it hang. i kid i kid.
     
  4. Lil Pun

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    OK, I'll ask. What is a peacoat?
     
  5. DonkeyMagic

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    just for dog hair? how about lint brush/roller

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  6. yuantian

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    hm... i have to check that out. i may have a brush somewhere. thanks.
     
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    just use a lint remover. they are like a dollar at walmart.
     
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    although he didnt specify so maybe he has this kind


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    ;)
     
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    pea coat cleaning juice. they sell it at any clothing retail outlet.
     
  10. bigbadjon_e

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    Dry cleaning or a steamer if it needs further cleaning.
     
  11. hotballa

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    another cleverly disguised racist post ;)
     
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    Noice.
     
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    :D


    hispanic?


    it would only be racist if the black dude was brushing it on a white dude.

    or, better yet...if the roller was brown, which would mean its the brown that picks up the dirt :eek:
     
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    If the lint brush does not work, duct tape can fix anything. Use it to pick up the hairs.
     
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    lint remover works. at the end of "winter" every year, i take mine to the cleaners and then i store it for 10 months.

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