Hi Ruth,
RH> mune system has been compromised somewhat, but not too
RH> greatly. Just enough that I want to avoid certain situations
where I may encounter nasty germs, etc.
RH> > RH> Some MS drugs have that effect at least temporarily.
RH> > Don't know about the ones I use on a regular basis but do know that
RH> > antibiotics can do a number on a system. That's why I make sure to
RH> keep
RH> > my yogurt with active cultures consumption up while using them.
RH> I've always figured that's what gave me the MS in the first place -
RH> too many antibiotics.
That's something new to me. I've had years when it seemed I was on them
almost constantly but not recently. Could be, because I started having
more yogurt, it's helped.
RH> > RH> > on that. Maybe, when it's new, but not after sitting in a
RH> kitchen for years on end.
RH> > RH> It seems to still work. Some folks use bleach. I just wash
RH> it between uses.
RH> > The one in my mom's kitchen was just wiped down with a wet dish
RH> cloth. Only times it got anything near a good cleaning was when I
did the kitchen clean up but there were usually months or years between
those RH times.
RH> Sounds like the wood was doing its job then.
Could be, but I'll never use a permanently installed wooden cutting
board in the kitchen, especially for meats. Our butler unit has a wooden
insert on the top but we use the top for other storage so the cutting
board section is covered. The wooden cutting boards that I have aren't
used for meat and get a good cleaning after using--one of them is one
that my grandmother owned.
RH> > RH> > RH> It means I can go get the paper towels.
RH> > RH> > Keep a roll stashed nearby, every room if you have to.
RH> > RH> Not generally. Her Furriness gets brushed twice a day.
RH> > Helps to keep the loose hair removed. Is she on any sort of
RH> hairball medication?
RH> None at all, thankfully. She doesn't cough up hair very often.
That's good--the brushing probably helps a good bit there.
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Catch you later,
Ruth
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