Stain Removers
Question: I sprayed it down pretty good. I know this stuff is suposed to be good on carpet too.
Answer: I use Urine Off first and then follow up with Nature's Miracle. They make a special Urine Off for cats. It's really good.
After the Urine Off is completely finished doing it's job, I follow up with Nature's Miracle. Both work on carpet too.
Nature's Miracle Stain & Odor Remover eliminates all stains and odors from pet accidents--even urine odors that other products fail to ...
Nature's Miracle Advanced Stain & Odor Remover combines the best cleaning technologies to create the most effective, pet safe formula ...
The Minnesota Vikings rolled out an expensive ad campaign Monday night and it had nothing to do with the debut of their stadium-pitching commercial.
In case you missed it, the team hit the advertising airwaves Monday, both locally on KARE 11 and nationally on ESPN. The ad is part of a six-figure, month-long media blitz that includes television, radio, print (see Page 6B) and online ads aimed at building public support for a new stadium. The TV ad includes some pretty good footage, as well as some recycled stuff you probably have already seen in promotional spots. Highlights in the ad range from Bud Grant stalking the sidelines at the old Met to Greg Lewis pulling a miracle out of the air against the 49ers in the Metrodome.
Those are what we refer to as good-ol' days.
But the most important footage Monday night wasn't in that nostalgic, 60-second commercial - it was the three-hour, preseason-like clunker the team offered up that surrounded it. If you're coach Leslie Frazier, you don't throw out this game film, you ceremoniously burn it. Spread the ashes in Arden Hills.
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Editor's column: Vikings' Monday Night egg poorly timed If they were a stain remover, the spot would still be on the carpet. Not that many of these players will be wearing purple by the time any new stadium is ready to host its first NFL game, but the Vikings, as a franchise, didn't do themselves any favors ... |
