Oily substance in my wiper fluid reservoir.

[7milesout]

Which may or may not have come from Dirk's glove box.

Course that's what I suspect...

[Dirk Diggler]

I bought some legal stuff yesterday at my local store. Experience still has a novelty to it for me. Had to pay taxes on it. Super expensive, but a classy joint. Way less sleazy process now.

Plus the regulation is there. Liquor too is highly controlled in Ontario, with our government stores from the post prohibition days still in practice. LCBOs, go to your local LCBO for your bourbon. Liquor Control Board of Ontario. Nobody knows it that way now of course. Weed stores outnumber liquor stores 2:1 so the market is like the tulip craze, bit of a bubble gonna go up in smoke.

It'll be another 5 to 10 years down here in the Bible belt before we end prohibition.

[Dirk Diggler]

Course that's what I suspect...

Oh God it's been years since I was "ridin' dirty" (Atlanta reference) no, my guy delivers. Funny thing was he was really grilling me about my mpg and was really considering a Mirage. He works for a cannibus farm in Colorado and commutes there once a month and works for 2 weeks and then spends 2 weeks back home in Atlanta, so his fuel costs are killing him, as he's driving a brand new Tacoma. I told him the Mirage is more than able but for the sake of his back and butt, he should probably spend the night at a hotel half way to Colorado.

[Dirk Diggler]

Update: Ajax worked great with hot water but I'll probably have to do another flush.

[dspace9]

Might take a few refills of washer fluid to completely flush out. In time I guess.

I wonder if watered down washer fluid, and do the squirting to empty again, and repeat a few more times. Annoying situation. I use a plastic funnel when I refill my washer fluid tank since washer fluid pours out so sloppy every time. Winter driving you go through the stuff way more.

[Mark]

Update: Ajax worked great with hot water but I'll probably have to do another flush.

Dawn dish washing soap, hydrogen peroxide, & baking soda - mix equal amounts of each together

=

homemade dog shampoo recipe for any dog sprayed by a skunk (from my local vet).

[klroger]

Dawn dish washing soap, hydrogen peroxide, & baking soda - mix equal amounts of each together

=

homemade dog shampoo recipe for any dog sprayed by a skunk (from my local vet).

I'm going to save that recipe as I trapped & relocated 9 skunks this summer. Thankfully Bark Bark didn't get sprayed... Yet... !!!