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Originally Posted by strelnik
If you have not already started this, first spend 2.00 and buy a small bag of very fine flour. Pour enough to cover the entire affected area. Rub it in and watch it absorb the oil.
Vacuum with a garage vacuum, not mom's best.
Repeat twice.
You will get much of the oil out.
If you can get some " perc" from the local dry cleaner, it will get the rest out, then rub the flour into the stuff to get the perc and the remaining oil.
If not, try a cream-based hand cleaner and rub it in deeply.
Vacuum and repeat.
I got dried barf and God knows what off of Diana Ross's fur coat in 1969 when I was in the fur business, working my way through college.
This is what I used.
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When I worked at a Dry Cleaner in Greenwich Village in 1976 (during my NYU days) Iggy Pop's manager came in with a pair of Snake Skin pants that had barf all over the crotch and legs..seems some poor "groupie" lost it while "singing into the microphone"... Iggy was playing at the Academy of Music on 14th St and yes we did get it out and I delivered the pants to him at the venue...got a nice tip and a couple of lines of Elephant Crank for my work.