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[tree_and_leaf]

Is murder always wrong?

Even murdering someone who spills coffee all over a new but much loved cashmere/ silk sweater?

ETA: it seems, touch wood, to have come out, though it will be hard to tell till it dries properly. And now, I suppose, I should do some work, rather than laundry or revenge fantasies...

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[tree_and_leaf]

As it turned out, I managed to clean it (in my washhandbasin!), using a combination of vanish stick, mineral water (at the suggestion of my mothe, who doesn't trust Southern water not to be full of dodgy chemicals which might react oddly) and plain cold tap water. So I shall let the offender live.

But yes, it's oddly upsetting ruining things you're attached to. I nearly cried last time I broke a cup I liked (mind you, I wasn't in that good a place emotionally at the time, but still...)

[eagles-rock.livejournal.com]

Vanish, Evian and a wee sink? Ghastly. Very glad to hear it seems to be sorted.

You reminded me that I did a lot of washing that way as a student; I avoided the communal washing machine after I found it full of polyester bloomers (knee length!), and realised I knew their owner - this was 1990 not 1910.