Not a bio-chemist, but might want to consider the bio type
stain remover - grass and organic cleaners.  The inorganic cleaners
likely can't handle the slime chemical mixture of ?proteins? .

Martin

David Kirsh wrote:
> Listers,
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> A co-worker of mine accidentally sat on a slug. Unfortunately, she was wearing a favorite dress. She's washed it with regular detergent and with hand soap. The dress still has a patch on it that's like acrylic.
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> I assured her that with all the varied expertise of our worldwide subscribers, we would be able to solve her problem.
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> David Kirsh
> Durham, NC
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