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Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:
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> > > For your edification, this is the geneaology of the name "truss",
> > > taken from some mail sent by one of Ron Gomes (my cohort wrt /proc
> > > in SVR4) or me, dated Sep 26, 1988):
> > >...
> > Could this thread have veered further from the topic while still somehow
> > having retained a nominal link to the subject?  This is amazing.  Such is
> > the power of the Usenet, eh?
> Must be.  Say, speaking of power, can anyone tell me how to get a strong
> cat pee spell out of a rug?  I've always heard that baking soda works
> pretty well, but it doesn't seem to be having much of an effect in this
> case.

There are special Glade powders produced by Johnson and Son Inc.
especially for the purpose of eliminating smell from carpets
resulting after cat piss, food spills etc.. Basically what you do
is spray some of it on affected carpet areas, leave for 5 - 10 
minutes for it to absorb all unwanted scents or liquids and then
vacuum clean the surface thoroughly. The product is a white powder
with strong scent and is sold in round cylinders in multiple
colors.

If you don't have a vacuum cleaner, use power supply in your
tower. :) 

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