Or squirt a teaspoon of liquid detergent or soap into a quart-sized spray bottle, fill with water, and spray the critters, wiping up with a wet sponge.
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It is an honest pledge, a righteous promise based on tofu looking ugly, feeling like an old, wet sponge and having all the taste of soggy cardboard.
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Best treatment is cleaning with a heavy-duty detergent and water, or maybe sprinkle a bit of scouring powder on a wet sponge and rub clean, then rinse.
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To determine if the paper is vinyl coated, put a wet sponge on it; if the water beads up or does not darken the spot, the paper is vinyl-coated.
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"It will soon be as completely obliterated as a problem on a slate across which a wet sponge has been drawn, " she wrote in the spring of 1930.
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Apply one coat of varnish or whatever finish you will use, then fill the holes; that way, any smearing on the floor can be cleaned up with a wet sponge.
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The pollution looked worse than it was, fed by a light storm system and higher humidity that caused microscopic particles in the air to expand like billions of tiny wet sponges.
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I think you're overreacting to to the dirt; the solution is to be a little more philosophical about it and wipe it up regularly; all you need is a wet sponge.
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Like wet sponges that no longer can soak up water, parts of the Adirondacks are becoming saturated with nitrogen and thus incapable of buffering waterways from acid precipitation, the report suggests.
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If you are reluctant to remove the paper, then try to pull the odor out of the paper this way : Dampen it with a wet sponge, not too much but not too little, either.
