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89th moon [video]

After many battles against the local Grimer population, I've come to the conclusion that Bloobers are not Poison-types, leaving only sixteen other possibilities.

[Cecil is probably not the only one that has figured that out by now, but he looks quite solemn as he shares that particular bit of information.]

That said, while they are not poisonous, eating their slime is a terrible idea for both humans and Pokémon, including those who can normally eat burnt food without any trouble. It should not be attempted, even on a dare, unless you enjoy messes and unpleasant stomach aches.

[A very Arcanine-like whine can be heard some distance away, followed by an unhappy gurgle.

Cecil drops the Serious PSA face and sighs, shooting a quick glare at the offscreen dog.]

Thus, I need recommendations for air fresheners. Any smell will do, as long as it stays strong for hours. Please.

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Boiled vinegar is a good way to get rid of smells quickly. After that you can boil some nice fruits, herbs, and spices to make a room smell better without covering things up.

[Even as he suggest this, he is just thinking, why in the world would somebeing willing eat that slime.]

...And how long does it all last? Hours, or days? The second option would be ideal in this situation.

[Cecil has no idea either. He's trying very hard not to think too much about it.]

It lasts as long as you have the materials to replace them. Plus with the fruit mixture you can strain it and make tea or something. I suggest something mixed with ginger its good for stomach aches.

[He only reason he found that out was because of idiots eating things they weren't suppose to.]

Oh yeah, I suppose if you boiled large amount of vinegar all at once it will get rid of the smell faster.

Edited 2014-03-02 18:19 (UTC)

Tea sounds very nice at the moment, with or without ginger. I've no doubt Flare would also love to drink some.

[Whiiiiine, goes the dog off to the side.]

At this point, I'd almost be tempted to drown the whole house in vinegar and be done with it.

If it's that bad, then maybe you'll need to do just that. I don't think you want the smell setting in your house. If that happened you'd probably need to move.

[He'd probably wouldn't be able to sell it on top of that.]

Edited 2014-03-02 22:31 (UTC)

Which is why I intend to try everything available at once and hope for the best. Otherwise the next step would be to burn down the house, and I'd rather avoid that.

Burning the house might not be best thing to do if it comes to that. You wouldn't want to pollute the air with a brunt version of a nasty wet smell.

So you better start buying vinegar in bulk.

It'd certainly not make me popular with the neighbors. Bulk vinegar it is, then. Thank goodness for that trainer discount.

It really does come in handy sometimes. You might need to calm down your pokemon's stomach first though. Wouldn't another him to making more of a mess.

He's been moving as little as possible for the last few hours, and he's had little more than water during that time. It helps, but it also takes longer than we'd like.