Now don't get me wrong; I love cats. Some of my best friends have been cats. But that damn Daisy done peed in my guitar case! Fortunately, it was another guitar case, not the Rickenbacker. But a guitar just as important, nevertheless. I'm beginning to wonder if I'm going to have to replace the case. I'm trying to clean it out with this:
JimK
The Curse of Being On Staff for a Cat
Re: The Curse of Being On Staff for a Cat
Argh, not good, Jim! I don't really know what kind of advice I can offer, because this has never happened. I would talk to a dry cleaner as they seem to be pretty good at this kind of stuff.
My cat lives outside...squirms at the very thought of being in the house.
My cat lives outside...squirms at the very thought of being in the house.
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Re: The Curse of Being On Staff for a Cat
Yup, that stuff will do the trick...sloop_john_b wrote:Nature's Miracle is what you want:
http://www.amazon.com/Natures-Miracle-R ... B00025K0L2
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...