HELP! How do I get Red Gatorade out of the carpet?
*thinks* ...... "Red Gatorade" huh? Hmmmm. I'll be over in twenty minutes with some luminol to test this area of carpet and see if it really is, a sports drink or not. LOL. Resolve Triple Action works well to remove stains; But IF you are still seeing the Gatorade in the rug ... it could be because you didn't allow the Resolve to saturate the area OR because you are rubbing it into the floor as opposed to blotting the area. Seriously, Don't rub the spot on the floor where the stain is. This will make whatever liquid that is there saturate the area seeping into the fibers as opposed to being mostly topical. BLOT it with a wet rag, (preferably a white washcloth or towel) and continue to rinse the rag out, and repeat until there is no red liquid transfering from the carpet to the rag. IF resolve isn't working, try a different product. (Like an Oxy-Clean or similar) Vinegar and water works well to remove certain stains too; As does ammonia and water ... etc. Also, if this doesn't work ......... you COULD try a protien specific stain remover ... such as one by "Stain Devils" that is fomulated to remove stains based on chemical compositions (i.e, their protiens etc). These are for clothing (laundry) and are really NOT supposed to be used on carpet or upholstry (due to a difference in the "fabric")
How to take a red Gatorade stain off pages of a math book?
You can't remove that dye from paper.
Leaky Gatorade bottle?!?
Alright, so I just bought the new green Gatorade squeezable water bottle and when I first brought it home I let it run under warm water for a couple of minutes because it's a new water bottle, I'm not sure if it's the reason why I am getting this issue; everytime I take a drink from my water bottle (squeezing the bottle not sucking on it), water drips quickly down the side of the bottle and lands with a 'plat' onto my shirt. Please let me know how to fix my bottle!!
What do Certo and Gatorade do to help pass a drug test for heroin?
This is an interesting question as to the method by which Certo and Gatorade can help you pass any drug test and especially for heroin. These two materials are just additives to the most needed material to help you pass a drug test. There are really two things that you need to reduce the concentration of any drug or its metabolite from your urine. The two things you need are water and time. Using these two materials make you think that you are doing something to help change the results of an upcoming drug test about which you are anxious. So, using these materials helps with the anxiety. Their use is purely a placebo effect. Drinking more water and performing an additional urination specifically just prior to your test can do more than anything else. The only other thing that you can take which is effective is more time until your test and not first thing in the morning. As far as heroin goes, heroin leaves the system so quickly that if you have the 24 hours to perform this test then you will be negative if you do not use any heroin for this time frame. You may still have a positive morphine, but there is no definite proof that you used heroin. You can say you took morphine but this is not the wise choice as you are better off telling them that "YOU need some therapy and help for your addiction to heroin".With the current problems with opiate addiction, please seek help before you are found like too many have recently in the morgue.
Why do NBA players wear sweats when they're on the bench?
Full court basketball is an extremely active sport you sweat a lot. When you sweat a lot and then sit down, the sweat turns to room temperature which chills your body (what sweat is supposed to do) not to mention that players on the side are probably drinking ice cold Gatorade as well.Also, you aren't moving nearly as fast anymore (sprinting to each side of the court) so your body will naturally cool down. The temperature is perfectly fine to a fan, who might be in jeans and a shirt, with a jacket or sweater maybe. It is different when you are in the arena with a basketball jersey and basketball shorts. Two clothing items designed for efficient cooling and freedom of movement.As your body cools, legs may get pretty cold. Basketball players legs are obviously long and they contain some of the largest and most powerful (legs/back) muscle groups in our body. (What do we stand on all day?). Also, they are pretty far from the heart and organs, so they really have no reason to stay warm when we aren't active.So, you have a bunch of cold water on your legs. Not fun. Let's just wipe it off and put on some sweats!Edit:oh, another reason is to keep the muscles warm so they don't cramp. (I don't know the physiology behind it and I couldn't find a reputable resource to back me so don't quote me on that.)
I spilled blue powerade on my favorite blue shirt, how to remove?
Just wash it
I was at a convenience store and a teenager spilt his Gatorade and it splattered all over my white shirt! I told him to apologize but he laughed and walked away. What should I have done without causing a scene?
You can’t ever make someone apologise, to apologise is to be sorry for something, there’s no way to make someone sorry for something, if they don’t want to be.This is the problem with your question, either you accept you need to cause a scene, embarrass the fuck out of this antisocial person so they learn to be sorry when they next make the same mistake, or you take the eye for an eye approach and after he refuses to apologise, you soak him in Gatorade (and prepare for the likely retaliation).Or you can accept there are pricks in the world, and hopefully he’s the only one you encounter in a long time.
Is it necessary to wear what your grade is wearing for a high school pep rally? I am a junior and I have to wear tie-dye tomorrow, but I don't have anything tie-dye. So is it fine if I wear regular clothes?
If you have a white t-shirt, use grape juice, Gatorade, or any colored liquid that you can find and by wrapping rubber bands around the shirt, you can easily make your own tie-dyed shirt yourself.Here are the instructions:Get Your Groovy On! How to Tie-Dye with KidsAbove from: Tie-Dye Basics[Photo credits from: Get Your Groovy On! How to Tie-Dye with Kids]
Why don't pro athletes risk developing dilutional hyponatremia on the field or court?
Actually, this is a whole other aspect of professional sports. They have "gurus" on staff who take care of this - it is not a hit and miss thing. Keeping players in professional sports healthy is a whole other science.Although you think they are drinking Gatorade, and it says Gatorade on the bottle, that does not mean they are drinking it. They are paid to promote Gatorade. Most players have their own individual preferences made up for them in the "Gatorade" bottles, containing the necessary electrolytes.And if they do become dehydrated, they have IV's ready in the locker room, which is not an infrequent thing that happens.