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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hanging vinegar-soaked towels and clothes next to each other can remove the smell of smoke from your clothes. If the objective conditions really do not allow, take off your coat and shake it vigorously a few times, and then hang it in a ventilated position, and the smell of smoke on your clothes will also be reduced.
P.S. Don't use perfume or you'll go crazy.
Surely you scolded it when it was pulling at home, and let it lead to thinking "I can't poop" instead of "I can't poop at home" so it poops when you're not there, and you can only take it out to poop regularly every day, and it slowly knows that you want it to poop outside.
Yes, it is called third-hand smoke, and the heavy metals and other harmful substances in the smoke will remain on the fabric, and this will have some effects in the long run, and the specific impact depends on the physique and living habits.
Teddy's personality is lively and clingy, and he didn't have a good education when he was a child, so that's why he is like this now, but you get used to it, so be it.
Why don't you want to think about what it was like to be beaten when you were a child, and you still beat your own son, do you want your son to learn from you (family tradition)?
If you really make a mistake, apologize sincerely, don't quibble, accept the punishment, and most importantly, the attitude.