I've never heard that suggested before, I'll try that next time I spill antifreeze. I had a spray can of brake cleaner on the shelf right next to my car, too!ProKiller said:i've always just used brake clean in the past. just spray it down and wipe it up with paper towels.
It's probably about time I go get a box or bag of shop towels. I don't think my wife would appreciate my using the bathroom towels to clean the garage floortouring23 said:Soak up the anitfreeze with old shop towels, wring them out, and hang them up to dry
Indeed the mud does suck. I think its the base material for teflon, really. I've never stood on anything with that low of friction - I know friction coefficients should only go down to zero, but really the mud qualifies as negative friction in my book.touring23 said:The mud sux. Snow shovel?
I had a pile of cat litter about 2 inches tall. I somehow doubt the mud came from lack of litter. I didn't spill that much antifreeze.MysteryMachine said:that just means you didn't put enough kitty litter down to soak it all up
As much as I'm not that fond of cats myself, the loose cats in the neighborhood help with the never ending rodent problem. I'd rather have a couple neighborhood cats than another several dozen mice (I've already caught three in my house this week and its only Wednesday).millhouse said:Invite all of you're neighbors who have cats to bring them over. From my understading it tastes pretty good
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