Stacia wrote:
> Denise~* > writes:
>
>> Glitter Ninja wrote:
>
>>> I opened the huge dining room curtain so that the sun
>>> could shine in the sliding glass doors and help get rid of some of
>>> the smell.
>
>> I'm glad you scared away a potential terror, but I'm still confused
>> as to how "sunshine" takes away smell? somebody explain this
>> please.
>
> I can't explain it. All I know is my mother used to open curtains
> after having fish or some other strong dinner, and combined with a
> little Lysol, the smell would go away pretty quickly.
> I've tried using just Lysol and not opening curtains, but it doesn't
> work.
>
> Stacia

You're lucky you didn't have the sliding doors open; he wouldn't have needed
a hunk of limestone. I have a baby gate across my sliding glass doors
between the screen door and the glass, but that's to keep my cat, Persia,
from busting the screen door off its tracks when she spots another cat (she
hates other cats!). The noise would certainly alert me and I'd be running
out the front door with my portable phone in my hand dialing 911 and
knocking on a neighbors door.

Jill