The Survivor from the Sea Chapter 66

After some discussion, the two divided the work. Riley went to the kitchen to re-cook the rabbit heads and rabbit meat that were flying all over the house yesterday, and Jasper went to the bathroom to wash the quilt covers with oil stains.

Riley simply washed it with clean water first, then blanched it with boiling water, took it out and stir-fried it with more chili peppers and peppercorns. She also tasted it and found that the secondary processed ingredients, except that they didn’t look very good, tasted okay. As long as you don’t think of them as being taken out of the quilt, they are still edible.

Jasper was in a dilemma. The only cleaning supplies on the boat were soap, especially red oil, which was even harder to scrub. After scrubbing for a long time, there were still marks. He had no choice but to come up and ask for help. Riley also thought about it for a while and said that he seemed to have seen homemade laundry detergents, some using baking soda, some using alkali, and some using table salt.

According to the recipe she gave, Jasper decided to change his strategy. He first took some wood ash from the stove. Their stove really burned everything, including wood boards, straw, and leftover corn cores. He also asked Riley if he had any other kinds of shells at home.

This thing does exist. Not long after entering the game, she met Jasper. Riley learned his habit of keeping oyster shells. She washed the shells of shellfish she fished out of the sea several times with sea water and put them in the box. She was quite careful when packing them, and put them all in the large plastic bucket used in the automatic water filter before, and then put it in the storage box.