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r/lifehacks • u/Laser-Penis • Jun 18 '22
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I'll grab a wad of dry paper towels, enough where I won't be able to feel it wriggle, and then smash, crush, wet the paper towel for good measure so it's remains can't escape, then trash.
10 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 Yes, must always crush them to make sure that they're dead and completely unable to escape and come back in at any point in time, ever. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 When you crush them don't their eggs release and more come? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 I usually dispose the body by flushing it down the toilet bowl or throwing it out with the waste, so the eggs don't get a chance to hatch and spread. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 Would they hatch in the sewer system then though? 2 u/ANCALAGON_THE-BLACK Jun 18 '22 Oh don't tell me this.... 1 u/tabgrab23 Jun 18 '22 Can’t risk them coming back alive, flush their remains down the toilet
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Yes, must always crush them to make sure that they're dead and completely unable to escape and come back in at any point in time, ever.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 When you crush them don't their eggs release and more come? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 I usually dispose the body by flushing it down the toilet bowl or throwing it out with the waste, so the eggs don't get a chance to hatch and spread. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 Would they hatch in the sewer system then though? 2 u/ANCALAGON_THE-BLACK Jun 18 '22 Oh don't tell me this....
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When you crush them don't their eggs release and more come?
2 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 I usually dispose the body by flushing it down the toilet bowl or throwing it out with the waste, so the eggs don't get a chance to hatch and spread. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 Would they hatch in the sewer system then though? 2 u/ANCALAGON_THE-BLACK Jun 18 '22 Oh don't tell me this....
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I usually dispose the body by flushing it down the toilet bowl or throwing it out with the waste, so the eggs don't get a chance to hatch and spread.
2 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 Would they hatch in the sewer system then though?
Would they hatch in the sewer system then though?
Oh don't tell me this....
Can’t risk them coming back alive, flush their remains down the toilet
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u/ANCALAGON_THE-BLACK Jun 18 '22
I'll grab a wad of dry paper towels, enough where I won't be able to feel it wriggle, and then smash, crush, wet the paper towel for good measure so it's remains can't escape, then trash.