Ok, so Alien eggs are a design winner (!) but how the heck do you get
dried alien egg goo out of polypropylene carpets?

Thank you very much!

It was somewhere outside Barstow when Maria
wrote:

Ok, so Alien eggs are a design winner (!) but how the heck do you get
dried alien egg goo out of polypropylene carpets?

Never tried alien albumen - but most of those slimes (I had a
regurgitating Jabba the Hutt) are water based and not particularly
tenacious. They'll shift with a little soaking in plain water, or
failing that a steam cleaner.

Maria wrote:
Ok, so Alien eggs are a design winner (!) but how the heck do you get
dried alien egg goo out of polypropylene carpets?


Call the Cleaning Ladies in Black.

On 12 Mar 2005 16:14:02 GMT, Ian Stirling
wrote:

Maria wrote:
Ok, so Alien eggs are a design winner (!) but how the heck do you get
dried alien egg goo out of polypropylene carpets?


Call the Cleaning Ladies in Black.

LOL

On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 15:39:15 +0000, Andy Dingley
wrote:

It was somewhere outside Barstow when Maria
wrote:

Ok, so Alien eggs are a design winner (!) but how the heck do you get
dried alien egg goo out of polypropylene carpets?

Never tried alien albumen - but most of those slimes (I had a
regurgitating Jabba the Hutt) are water based and not particularly
tenacious. They'll shift with a little soaking in plain water, or
failing that a steam cleaner.

Ah right. It may be that these are cheap imitations and they are not
water soluble.