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I wetted down some cardboard or some canvas drop cloths and spread them in the drop zone of splatter. 

Before you go giving it away to charities that feed, clothe or whatever in the now, why not use it for our future, you know we're going to need it.Find a non-profit, or even a for-profit for that matter, that teaches youth in middle school, high school and even college, the importance of self preservation and financial literacy.

have never used a car wash or don't even own a car, but everybody has to wash their clothes - hopefully on a repeat basis!

No animal feces under piles of clothes left behind? 

You'd probably have to spread it all over the floor, then sweep it up later, or put it on drop cloths and just wrap it up and throw it out.

Let it dry and then take a damp rag (not wet) and gently wipe the majority of the filler away.Third, put just a little amount of paint on the area and feather it out about a 6 or 8 inches.  

Molds are usually not a problem indoors, unless mold spores land on a wet or damp spot and begin growing.

I dont know if you are aware of this but if you have ever bought a car, clothing, a cell phone or a piece of gum the company that sold it to you made a profit.

The second part of Just Cause No Fault is the section that makes this entire bill a wolf in sheep's clothing (apologies to all Wolfs out there  who are offended by being compared to politicians in Colorado).