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An Islip‚ New York resident describes a recent encounter with multiple Grey aliens in which she was probed and assaulted. The experiencer claims she had other encounters when she was younger.I received the following account:"I grew up and have lived most of my life in Islip‚ New York. The date was 9/22/2023 at around 2:30 AM. I was lying down with my boyfriend (went to sleep at 2 AM) and woke up and could see the time was 2:30 AM‚ but I was paralyzed‚ and couldn't move. I tried to scream his name for help because I saw 4 Grey aliens standing near me but could not make a sound. This was not my first encounter with these beings!They were a little different than the average Greys that I have experienced in the past. Their eyes were emanating dim light as if they were some kind of contact lenses to see at night. They were looking at each other. Communicating without words.One looked at me then they all turned and quickly the one closest to me stabbed my womanhood (for lack of better words) and it felt like the needle wand-looking thing went deep into me. The pain was like an excruciating burn and I screamed in my head until I went unconscious.I woke up at 4 AM. So did my boyfriend. He told me he was paralyzed and tried to talk to me but found he could not.2 months followed with random 30-minute episodes of lingering pain from there to my spine. I believe that they've been touching me since childhood (I used to wake up with strange marks on my back). The last time previous to this incident was almost a decade ago. I'm scared that they have found me again." MNOTE: I'm going to keep in contact with this experiencer and start to gather what she remembers when she was younger‚ as well as any subsequent encounters. She doesn't want to undergo regressive hypnosis at this time. I have made a few recommendations since I feel that she has been experiencing PTSD for an extended period of time. LonAbduction: Human Encounters with AliensThe Djinn Connection: The Hidden Links Between Djinn‚ Shadow People‚ ETs‚ Nephilim‚ Archons‚ Reptilians and Other EntitiesThe Vengeful Djinn: Unveiling the Hidden Agenda of GeniesGhosts of the Civil War: Exploring the Paranormal History of America's Deadliest WarCaptured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience: The True Story of the World's First Documented Alien AbductionThe Bigfoot Book: The Encyclopedia of Sasquatch‚ Yeti and Cryptid PrimatesTrue Bigfoot Encounters: Eyewitness Accounts of Sasquatch Saving HumansALIEN DISCLOSURE: EXPERIENCERS EXPOSE REALITY - AudiobookRegister a SNAP EBT CardTHE MEME HUMANOIDS: MODERN MYTHS OR REAL MONSTERS - AudiobookTry Audible PlusPHANTOMS &; MONSTERS READING LISTFeel Free to Post PHANTOMS &; MONSTERS DIRECT LINKS ON YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA &; WEBSITE. Thanks For Your Support!Have you had a sighting or encounter?Contact me by email or call the hotline at 410-241-5974Thanks. LonAccess Phantoms &; Monsters Posts on Twitter 'X'-----YOUR SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED! THANKS-----ORDER THE AUDIOBOOK VERSIONORDER THE AUDIOBOOK VERSIONProject Threshold: Team Riker: Division A-----TODAY'S TOP LINKSMIT physicists turn pencil lead into “gold”Cannibal Killer Back in NewsALIEN HEALERS: SINGULAR‚ OTHERWORLDLY MEDICINE - LIVE Chat - Q &; A - JOIN US! Lon Strickler (Host)LISTEN TO NARRATIONS OF PHANTOMS &; MONSTERS REPORTS &; CASES - PLEASE SUBSCRIBE‚ LIKE &; SHAREIt sounds like science fiction. But we can now sample water to find the DNA of every species living thereHomeowner Spends Weeks Trying To Catch Hairless Mystery Animal Living In BackyardPHANTOMS &; MONSTERS READING LISTCONSIDER ADVERTISING ON PHANTOMS &; MONSTERS RADIOLET'S DISCUSS YOUR OPTIONSClick the link for our Media KitCHICAGO MOTHMAN / O'HARE BATMAN YouTube PlaylistPHANTOMS &; MONSTERS RADIO Podcasts on Spotify**********Your financial support of Phantoms &; Monsters and our other pursuits is much appreciated. Please click the banner above. Thanks.Have you had a sighting or encounter?Contact us by email or call the hotline at 410-241-5974Thanks. LonAlso available with audiobooknarration by Terry Springs‚CBS-TV Las Vegas affiliate.The Dark Arts of MISTER SAM SHEARON - Original Prints &; MerchandiseThis blog and newsletter are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Work 3.0 United States License.Registered trademark PHANTOMS AND MONSTERS ® / PHANTOMS &; MONSTERS ® - USPTO #90902480 - Lon D. Strickler© 2005-2023 Phantoms &; Monsters - All Rights Reserved

2 friends are leaving work together when they observe a white light traveling at high speed and then hovering above. One of the witnesses detests the presence because of earlier encounters.I received the following account:“In 2004‚ me and a friend got into his truck one evening after work. Less than a minute later‚ a bright‚ white light appeared in the sky approximately a half mile away. My friend started the engine but we sat still and watched the light just hanging there in the sky (Although I didn’t speak of it in the moment‚ I had the peculiar feeling that we were being observed just as intently).After two minutes or so‚ my friend began feeling unnerved by its presence when suddenly‚ the white ball of luminescence shot away horizontally at an impossible speed towards the town of Campton‚ Kentucky. My friend wanted to go home‚ and I needed to retrieve my car from his driveway. He put the truck in gear and we promptly drove away and didn’t notice anything until we had passed through the town of Campton‚ Kentucky traveling north on KY15.After passing through the town we saw the same white light had appeared above our vehicle‚ approximately 100 feet above us‚ and it was pacing along with our vehicle. My friend‚ whom I had known all through high school‚ became terrified and refused to acknowledge its presence. I found it wild and awesome. I was talking‚ like I was addressing the light‚ "I know who you are. Land that ship and I'll drive it like I stole it." (I‚ for some reason expected 'them' to be able to sense on some level my thoughts and I wanted to make it very clear that I wasn't happy that they were there!).It followed above us from Campton to Pine Ridge‚ then veered off to the left disappearing behind the hill and trees. Then when we came to our left turn onto KY715 towards Beattyville it was hovering above the road waiting for us to catch up. (I had the distinct thought or impression it where we were going). Again‚ I replied verbally but also projected my thoughts to it. In total‚ it followed above and slightly in front of our pickup for 7 or 8 miles. At Rogers‚ Kentucky my friend began to make his turn down the road he lived on‚ and that's when the large‚ bright‚ white object shot off in the direction of Beattyville‚ Kentucky at again‚ an impossible speed.I believe that I had an encounter with extraterrestrials when I was very young and the impression that I received from them‚ at that time‚ was not good. I have felt since then that these are malevolent entities who want to exploit us whenever possible. That's just the way I feel!” DAbduction: Human Encounters with AliensThe Djinn Connection: The Hidden Links Between Djinn‚ Shadow People‚ ETs‚ Nephilim‚ Archons‚ Reptilians and Other EntitiesThe Vengeful Djinn: Unveiling the Hidden Agenda of GeniesGhosts of the Civil War: Exploring the Paranormal History of America's Deadliest WarCaptured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience: The True Story of the World's First Documented Alien AbductionThe Bigfoot Book: The Encyclopedia of Sasquatch‚ Yeti and Cryptid PrimatesTrue Bigfoot Encounters: Eyewitness Accounts of Sasquatch Saving HumansALIEN DISCLOSURE: EXPERIENCERS EXPOSE REALITY - AudiobookRegister a SNAP EBT CardTHE MEME HUMANOIDS: MODERN MYTHS OR REAL MONSTERS - AudiobookTry Audible PlusPHANTOMS &; MONSTERS READING LISTFeel Free to Post PHANTOMS &; MONSTERS DIRECT LINKS ON YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA &; WEBSITE. Thanks For Your Support!Have you had a sighting or encounter?Contact me by email or call the hotline at 410-241-5974Thanks. LonAccess Phantoms &; Monsters Posts on Twitter 'X'-----YOUR SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED! THANKS-----ORDER THE AUDIOBOOK VERSIONORDER THE AUDIOBOOK VERSIONProject Threshold: Team Riker: Division A-----TODAY'S TOP LINKSMIT physicists turn pencil lead into “gold”Cannibal Killer Back in NewsALIEN HEALERS: SINGULAR‚ OTHERWORLDLY MEDICINE - LIVE Chat - Q &; A - JOIN US! Lon Strickler (Host)LISTEN TO NARRATIONS OF PHANTOMS &; MONSTERS REPORTS &; CASES - PLEASE SUBSCRIBE‚ LIKE &; SHAREIt sounds like science fiction. But we can now sample water to find the DNA of every species living thereHomeowner Spends Weeks Trying To Catch Hairless Mystery Animal Living In BackyardPHANTOMS &; MONSTERS READING LISTCONSIDER ADVERTISING ON PHANTOMS &; MONSTERS RADIOLET'S DISCUSS YOUR OPTIONSClick the link for our Media KitCHICAGO MOTHMAN / O'HARE BATMAN YouTube PlaylistPHANTOMS &; MONSTERS RADIO Podcasts on Spotify**********Your financial support of Phantoms &; Monsters and our other pursuits is much appreciated. Please click the banner above. Thanks.Have you had a sighting or encounter?Contact us by email or call the hotline at 410-241-5974Thanks. LonAlso available with audiobooknarration by Terry Springs‚CBS-TV Las Vegas affiliate.The Dark Arts of MISTER SAM SHEARON - Original Prints &; MerchandiseThis blog and newsletter are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Work 3.0 United States License.Registered trademark PHANTOMS AND MONSTERS ® / PHANTOMS &; MONSTERS ® - USPTO #90902480 - Lon D. Strickler© 2005-2023 Phantoms &; Monsters - All Rights Reserved

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It’s basically 2008 all over again! I don’t know that I’m emotionally capable of handling that transition‚ but seeing that transition is pretty much what Doctor Who is all about (as this episode proves from multiple angles)… let’s get to it. Recap In case you didn’t catch it‚ I’ll start with a brief recap of the Children in Need Special‚ “Destination: Skaro”: Davros (Julian Bleach) meets with an assistant named Mr. Castavillian (Mawaan Rizwan) to discuss his latest weapon to aid the Kaleds in their war against the Thals—an armored machine in which he plans to put their people once they’ve been genetically modified to that end. After being unimpressed with all of Castavillian’s possible names and ideas‚ Davros leaves the room for a moment. The TARDIS promptly crashes there—taking the weapon’s claw arm with it—and the Fourteenth Doctor (David Tennant) emerges. He immediately recognizes and names the Dalek‚ as well as its catch phrase‚ giving Castavillian plenty of good ideas. Realizing that he’s emerged at the Dalek inception point‚ he insists he was never there‚ but does replace the claw arm with the first thing he can find on the TARDIS: a plunger. Davros reenters after the Doctor is gone‚ sees the plunger‚ and decides that he loves it. Onto the episode: After a brief reminder of New Who’s season four finale‚ the Doctor lands in London during the holiday season and immediately runs into Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) and her daughter Rose (Yasmin Finney). Trying his best to avoid contact‚ the Doctor ducks away as a spaceship appears to crash-land nearby. He runs into Donna’s husband Shaun Temple (Karl Collins)‚ and pretends to be a friend of Nerys to explain all the weird personal questions he’s asking‚ the main one being why Shaun is driving a cab given that winning lottery ticket he secretly slipped them after their wedding. It turns out that Donna gave away most of the money‚ except what they needed to buy a house. The Doctor heads to the crash site and meets Shirley Anne Bingham (Ruth Madeley)‚ a scientist for U.N.I.T. who is excited to have her first encounter with the Doctor. He tells her that it feels as though fate is drawing him back to Donna Noble and explains that this is the first time that he’s regenerated back into someone he used to be—he worries that he doesn’t know himself anymore. Meanwhile‚ Rose bemoans her mother always missing all the alien stuff while Donna’s mother Sylvia (Jacqueline King) pretends not to notice it either. One of Rose’s friends brings her over to an additional crash site where an escape pod seems to have landed. Back behind the bins at home‚ Rose discovers a cute furry alien who calls itself the Meep (Miriam Margoyles)‚ and warns her that it’s being hunted. She agrees to hide the Meep in her shed out back where she makes plush toys to sell abroad. Screenshot: BBC/Disney A team of U.N.I.T. soldiers try to break into the ship—which Shirley Anne believes parked in the steel factory rather than crashing into it—and are promptly brainwashed and go searching for the Meep. A group of aliens who look like bipedal moths called the Wrarth are also on the hunt. Donna goes to fetch Rose from the shed and finds the Meep‚ leading her to pull her daughter and the alien inside and ask why this is going on while Sylvia keeps trying to stop Donna from looking at the thing. The Doctor shows up on their doorstep and Sylvia tries to keep him out‚ but he figures Donna will be okay so long as she doesn’t remember him‚ and enters to try and figure out what is happening. The family is promptly attacked on both sides by the Wrarth and possessed U.N.I.T. soldiers‚ so the Doctor helps everyone upstairs and decides to escape through the attics of adjacent homes. As the family flees in Shaun’s cab‚ the Wrarth fire on them‚ but nothing really happens to the cab. The Doctor parks in a lot and waits for the aliens to catch up‚ invoking the Shadow Proclamation and naming himself an arbiter in the proceedings. He points out that the Wrarth are using stun weapons and not trying to hurt anyone‚ and that the U.N.I.T. soldiers don’t seem to be working for them at all. He’s told that the Meep were a conquering species that almost succeeded in their horrible aims‚ and that this particular Meep was their ruler and the worst of them all. The Wrarth are trying to capture the Meep before it can do anymore damage. The Meep finally admits to all this and is planning to fire up their ship and escape using a “dagger drive”—which will destroy all of London if it goes off. The Meep is then retrieved by the brainwashed U.N.I.T. soldiers to be brought back to the ship. The Doctor and Donna’s family head to the site‚ and Donna insists that Shaun and her mother take Rose at least ten miles away to be safe… but she plans to stay with the Doctor. Buy it Now The Doctor is trying to shut off the drive‚ but he can’t work fast enough. He explains to Donna that she could help him fix it‚ but it would lead to her death. Donna doesn’t care because there are nine million lives at stake‚ including her daughter’s‚ so the Doctor says the necessary string of words to break the wall in Donna’s mind and bring back the metacrisis knowledge she possesses. Donna berates the Doctor for what he did (mostly because the bit of him that still resides in her is the reason she gave up the lottery money) while the two of them work to stop the drive as it’s firing. It doesn’t look like they’re going to make it—when Rose suddenly steps in to help them. The Doctor sees that the metacrisis became a legacy that Donna passed down to her daughter. Donna realizes that the knowledge of these events have been bleeding through in choices Rose has made—the shed that looks like the TARDIS‚ and her toys that look like aliens that the Doctor and Donna encountered together. Donna sees that they are binary but her daughter is not‚ and this has helped to balance the scales. Rose stops the dagger drive and London is saved. The Doctor tells them that Donna and Rose will still not survive the metacrisis energy levels‚ but they’re not worried—they understand the problem far better than a man ever could and simply release it. Rose feels like she’s finally fully herself. Later on‚ the Doctor and Donna ask if they can go visit Wilf together in the TARDIS (he’s in a community for the elderly now that he can no longer manage stairs)‚ and Sylvia begrudgingly agrees. They both get aboard the redesigned TARDIS‚ which the Doctor tears around in a flurry of excitement. The console has a coffee-maker‚ so the Doctor gets Donna coffee and she suggests that he could stop by sometimes even if they’re not traveling together. Then she spills her coffee on the console‚ breaking everything and sending them… potentially anywhere in time and space. Commentary Look‚ there’s plenty to talk about‚ but I can’t start without saying… I missed them so damn much. I also have to start by pointing out that reinstated showrunner Russell T. Davies was always taken to task by a certain contingent of Whovians (and the internet at large) for having an “agenda‚” in a political sense‚ particularly when it came to queerness. And this episode seems very specifically designed to say oh‚ I’ll show you an agenda in sky writing‚ with letters at tall as skyscrapers. So yeah‚ I also missed Davies a bunch. This has all the hallmarks of a Davies episode‚ for good and ill: It’s high camp; it’s high emotion; it’s queer af; it’s got deus ex machinas up the wazoo; the villain is just as comical as they are scary (“Midnight” was pretty much the only exception to this); and London is in such imminent peril that it’s literally impossible for it to survive the attack that just occurred‚ but it’s completely fine. Seriously‚ the dagger drive creates fractures and fault lines throughout the entire city‚ and in my head I thought these are going to close right up like they never existed as soon as they deactivate that drive‚ and that’s exactly what happened. Davies‚ my man. It makes no sense‚ but I have never minded when it’s you writing it. Screenshot: BBC/Disney I do need to give him a bit of a hard time for the way gender identity plays into the solution of the episode‚ however. The accidental gift that Davies gave himself in having “binary” being the word Donna got stuck on during the metacrisis meltdown in season four was a great gateway into the discussion‚ and I do love the interplay of the DoctorDonna being a binary while Rose Noble isn’t—mostly because it speaks to a better understanding of trans identity than most shows have. The thing is… I’m not sure if that’s by accident or design. Trans people are not all nonbinary due to being trans. Rose is a trans girl from the language used—Donna calls Rose her daughter‚ Rose uses she/her pronouns‚ no mention of genderfluidity is made—but it’s important to remember that plenty of trans people consider themselves nonbinary within their gender. There are nonbinary women and nonbinary men under the trans umbrella. It would have behooved them to be a little clearer in how they were using these words because most people still don’t have working definitions. Having said that‚ I did appreciate the conversation between Donna and Sylvia about Rose because it was both incredibly well-written on its own and an excellent guideline for families with trans kids. Sylvia and Donna both express that they’re a little confused by all the changes‚ but they pointedly do so when Rose isn’t in the room; when she is in the room‚ there are only expressions of love and support. Moreover‚ Donna talks of the changes ultimately being positive‚ of how incredible it is to suddenly have this wonderful daughter seemingly out of nowhere… and then uses that example to try and get Sylvia to say something nice about her. It’s a great scene that doesn’t forget the family dynamics we’re already familiar with: that Sylvia was incredibly harsh toward her daughter for ages‚ and that Donna still has to prod her mother into complimenting her. I also appreciate the continuing characteristic of the Doctor being entirely unfrazzled if corrected on how he speaks about sentient beings. When Rose points out that the Doctor is assuming the Meep’s pronouns‚ the Doctor is never offended—he pauses‚ reconsiders‚ and corrects himself without annoyance. And that’s important because‚ again‚ it’s a guideline: Maybe this isn’t a part of your daily life‚ the show is saying‚ but when you do encounter it‚ this is how to react with grace. But then again‚ there’s a weirdness right there at the end with how Rose and Donna avoid having their heads exploded by Time Lord energy; when pressed‚ they both insist that the Doctor can’t understand how to fix this anymore because he’s a man‚ but they can as women. And what they know is that they can simply release the energy instead of making everything all fraught. And it’s just… goofy. Again‚ there’s that insistence in some realms of pop culture and fiction that feminism is just acknowledging that women are somehow better than men‚ and that’s what this moment reads as‚ instead of trying to point out ways in which they might be different due to experience. They missed a trick by not giving a more specific explanation as to why Donna and Rose can figure out how to fix the metacrisis problem. It could have been tied to their gender‚ but it needed to not be a lazy “because we’re girls and we get it.” Moreover‚ it should have been something that the Doctor could understand once it was explained to him; he was a woman less than a day ago‚ it hasn’t just left him in a rush. And then there’s also the question of how the Doctor views his own gender identity. It seems that the Doctor basically assumes the gender of whatever their body would be “assigned” based on its shape (which is what other Time Lords are shown to do as well)‚ and I don’t hate that as a choice—the Doctor is an alien and Gallifreyan views on gender and bodies are liable to be different from a human’s. But I do wish the Doctor would talk about it a little? Especially in light of the changes that have just occurred. So those are my quibbles‚ and they’re significant in their own way‚ but I also cannot care because Ten is my Doctor‚ and now Fourteen is also my Doctor because it’s just Ten having the benefit of being far older‚ much wiser‚ and more caught up in his emotions. The face he makes when he talks of how much he loves Donna—the shock at being the same person he was four regenerations ago‚ but still different because he never used to say things like that—is so important to how these anniversary episodes will unfold. We don’t have the full picture on why the Doctor did this‚ and there’s likely to be a sneakier explanation at work‚ but there doesn’t need to be. The Doctor missed his best friend. Missed having a best friend. Screenshot: BBC/Disney And now he’s a raw ball of feelings in a plaid suit‚ back to being this bouncy‚ hyper-dramatic‚ aggrandizing fellow‚ who needs that balance back. The way that Donna begins slotting herself into that place well before the walls come down‚ the part of her that knows she’s been there before… that’s how you do a reunion. That’s how you revive characters and a dynamic you’ve lost. The two of them egging each other on‚ the joy they find at being the DoctorDonna‚ the identical expressions they make when standing side by side like two kids begging to go outside and play in the mud—there are so many wonderful Doctor-companion dynamics‚ but this one is truly top tier. It shines this bright because Catherine Tate and David Tennant love working together‚ and that enjoyment permeates every scene where they’re in the same room. Add Miriam Margoyles as that classic brand of Davies villain‚ two cups cute with a teaspoon of pure evil‚ add some silly moth aliens who really just want to help‚ add family nonsense and holiday cheer‚ and you’ve got all the ingredients for anniversary specials that are here to give a hug to a certain generation of Who fan while preparing us for something entirely new. I’m glad we’re getting this moment‚ and I can’t wait to see what comes next. Bits and Bobs That Children in Need special was also perfect. Again‚ high camp and adorable. I do miss Segun Akinola’s scoring for the show‚ but if he’s ready to move on‚ bringing Murray Gold back was exactly the right move. Listen to that theme go. Dave Gibbons (probably best known for his collaborations with Alan Moore on Watchmen and Superman) and Paul Mills (who created 2000 AD and also had a heavy hand in the development of Judge Dredd) are given story credit here because Beep the Meep is their creation‚ written for a 1980 Doctor Who comic strip that bears the same title as this episode. Not sure why the comic’s other writer‚ John Wagner‚ didn’t receive credit. So the Doctor shows Shaun the psychic paper‚ insisting that he’s “Grandmaster of The Knowledge” (being London cab driver Knowledge‚ which is a real thing‚ by the by)‚ but Shaun tells him that the paper says “Grandmistress” which prompts the Doctor to scold the paper to keep up. But we know this isn’t the issue because Thirteen had the exact same problem on her regeneration in the other direction‚ and moreover‚ the paper is called the psychic paper because it’s psychic. Ergo‚ the paper doesn’t need to keep up‚ it’s the Doctor who’s having a hard time remembering that he’s a man again. And I just think it’s neat. Shoutout to Nerys‚ who is apparently still in Donna’s orbit and causing issues everywhere she goes. Everyone’s got a Nerys in their life. The number of shoutouts to the season four premiere “Partners in Crime” are great‚ with the Doctor looking through the mail slot being one of my favorites. Screenshot: BBC/Disney Shirley Anne Bingham’s role in the episode is great‚ and while I’m always discomfited with U.N.I.T.’s militaristic leanings throughout the show’s history‚ I do appreciate their commitment to hiring misfit geniuses of varying neurodivergent and disabled stripes. And I also appreciate when it’s shown that you can work for an employer that values your expertise‚ and still fails to put ramps up to the spaceship you’re meant to study. The gorgeous shade of Donna pointing out that she’s going to hang out in a tiny box with another man‚ and Shaun Temple being like‚ my love‚ that man is not your type‚ I could just die. The new TARDIS interior is an interesting one—very old-school Who with the color and cleaner lines‚ but much‚ much larger in scope. Watching Fourteen run along the ramps was a shot of pure joy. See you next week! Comments will be closed until after the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

When you’re exploring moons to sell scrap in Lethal Company‚ wouldn’t it be nice to look stylish while doing it? Let’s go over the best suits in Lethal Company‚ ranked. While there are only four suits available at the moment‚ this co-op horror game is still in Early Access. More could come in the future‚ but for now‚ here are the best suits. Lethal Company: Best suits‚ ranked Screenshot: PC Invasion 4. Green suit This is the cheapest suit you can buy from the Computer Terminal in Lethal Company. I put this at the lowest ranking just because I don’t think it’s a very flashy color. When you’re exploring the dark facilities in Lethal Company‚ it’s best to be able to spot teammates from afar. I just think the green suit doesn’t cut it‚ although it only costs 60 credits. 3. Default suit The suit you start Lethal Company in is the orange jumpsuit. Although it’s sort of basic‚ ...

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Key Features Check Price on ATTITUDE ATTITUDE’s pet cleaning products contain a unique blend of natural ingredients‚ enzymes‚ and fragrances that make them effective and a pleasure to use. Below‚ we take a closer look at the key features that set these pet products apart. Ingredients All of the ingredients found in ATTITUDE’s Stain &; Odor Remover and Fabric Refresher are naturally derived. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t as effective as chemical stain and odor fighters. The key to the effectiveness of the Stain &; Odor Remover is the inclusion of enzymes and non-ionic surfactants. The latter helps break the bond between grime and surfaces to remove stains. Meanwhile‚ the former breaks down proteins to neutralize odors and prevent repeat soiling. The Fabric Refresher also contains natural surfactants that help emulsify oils and denature natural soils. This combined with natural mineral deodorizers helps neutralize odors on fabrics. But it’s the addition of a subtle yet persistent lavender scent that really helps to make pet odors disappear. All the ingredients used in ATTITUDE products are verified by the Environmental Working Group. This means you can trust that everything in these bottles is safe‚ non-toxic‚ and gentle on the environment. All ingredients are also vegan and these products are never tested on animals. Scent I can say with all honesty that this was the first carpet cleaner I have ever used that actually had a nice scent to it. Not only that‚ but those good odor vibes persisted even during cleaning. There is nothing worse than the smell of a stinky chemical cleaner combined with acrid pet vomit (or worse). But the subtly sweet and perfectly fragrant lavender scent of this carpet cleaner manages to smell pleasant throughout the cleaning process. The Fabric Refresher also has a very nice lavender scent to it. It is noticeable but not overwhelming. More importantly‚ it really sticks around. You can smell it on your furniture for days after applying it. Multiple fragrance ingredients are used in each product. All are derived from natural origins. Uses One thing I love about these two products is that they are both fairly versatile. The Stain &; Odor Remover works very well on fresh stains as well as set-in stains. It can be used on carpets as well as furniture and clothing. It is even safe to use on white fabric. The Fabric Refresher is perfect for furniture where your pets like to hang out. It can also be used on pet beds‚ carpets‚ cat trees‚ and more. I like to use mine on the rugs around my litter boxes to help mask the scent of the litter. Both products are very easy to use. The Fabric Refresher is simply meant to be spritzed over fabric every few days as needed. The stain remover is meant to be applied where needed‚ scrubbed‚ and allowed to sit for one to five minutes. Then all you need to do is blot the area dry to absorb the stain and then let the area air dry. Check Price on ATTITUDE Effectiveness I found both of these products to be very effective. I love the scent of the Fabric Refresher and was very pleased to find that it lasted for days. Unlike other natural and chemical products that mix with foul odors or struggle to mask them‚ this one really seemed to neutralize the odors while leaving behind a subtle‚ pleasant scent. The Stain &; Odor Remover worked very well on fresh stains‚ including bright yellow bile. It was even able to remove some older set-in bile stains from my off-white carpet. It also contains enzymes to break down urine‚ which helps avoid re-soiling of the same area during potty training. Product Reviews 1. ATTITUDE Stain &; Odor Remover Check Latest Price The Stain &; Odor Remover is a must-have for all pet owners looking for a safer way to keep their homes clean. This highly versatile cleaner is safe to use on carpets‚ rugs‚ furniture‚ clothing‚ and more. It is gentle enough for white fabrics yet still highly effective at neutralizing odors and removing stains. The key is in the naturally derived ingredients specifically chosen for their ability to target organic soils and odor-causing bacteria and particles. Compared to other carpet cleaners‚ this one has a relatively short list of ingredients: caprylyl glucoside myristyl glucoside lauryl glucoside enzymes (amylase) water sapindus mukorossi fruit extract propanediol tetrasodium iminodisuccinate green tea leaf extract calcium chloride sodium benzoate potassium sorbate citric acid fragrance While not all of these ingredients are easily recognizable‚ you can feel confident knowing that each of them has been vetted by the EWG. This means they are safe to use around pets and kids. And that they are better cleaning alternatives for the planet. Pros Effective for fresh and dried stains Enzymes to prevent re-soiling Can be used on a variety of surfaces Safe for white fabrics Great scent Easy to use Cons Tough stains may require multiple applications Not safe for fabrics that water spot or for wood 2. ATTITUDE Fabric Refresher Check Latest Price There are two things a great fabric refresher needs: a wonderful scent and the ability to neutralize odors without masking them. This Fabric Refresher from ATTITUDE has both. The lavender scent is subtle‚ floral‚ and a bit sweet. What it is not is chemically or overpowering. Best of all‚ you can smell it in the air for hours and on the fabric for days after applying it. While the fragrance ingredients may get all the attention‚ it’s the specially tailored list of natural odor neutralizers that really get the work done. These surfactants and minerals denature odors to get rid of them for good. This product contains a fairly concise list of powerful natural ingredients: caprylyl glucoside myristyl glucoside water zinc ricinoleate propanediol green tea leaf extract tetrasodium iminodisuccinate sodium benzoate potassium sorbate citric acid fragrance ATTITUDE’s Fabric Refresher can be used on fabrics all around the house‚ including on pet beds‚ furniture‚ clothing‚ and more. Pros Great lasting scent Destroys odors instead of masking them Easy to use Versatile Not overpowering Cons Only one scent available Bottle can leak/drip Our Experience With ATTITUDE Pet Products I am always on the lookout for natural cleaning products that actually work. With a young child and a herd of pets in my house‚ I try to stay away from chemical cleaners that contain harmful ingredients. That’s why I was so excited to try these products from ATTITUDE. I have two dogs‚ a cat‚ and a parrot in the house. Papyrus‚ my chihuahua‚ loves to randomly puke up bile. He’s always done it and‚ for some reason‚ he will go out of his way to find a carpet to do it on. My Dalmatian mix‚ Ragz‚ loves to get on the furniture‚ leaving her distinct doggy scent behind. Armed with the Stain &; Odor Remover and Fabric Refresher from ATTITUDE‚ I set off to see if I could conquer these two issues without having to enlist chemical-laden products to help. Stain &; Odor Remover First up‚ I tried the stain remover on some old yellow stains that my big-name natural cleaner didn’t fully remove. After two applications with the ATTITUDE product‚ the stain was completely gone. It had an even easier time getting rid of the fresh bright yellow bile stain Papyrus left for me the next day. It only took one application and hardly any scrubbing to get rid of that one. I also used it to get mud and food stains off my gray couch and even an oil stain off my shirt. I’ve found ATTITUDE’s Stain &; Odor Remover to be highly effective. Almost just as important‚ I really like how it smells! Even when cleaning up stinky stains‚ it maintains a surprisingly pleasant odor‚ which just makes the whole process a little more enjoyable. Fabric Refresher Since there is no way to keep Ragz off her favorite couch (or bed‚ or chair) I was eager to see if this Fabric Refresher would help tackle the smell of dog that seems to linger everywhere in my house It is super easy to apply. Just mist and let dry. The initial scent is very nice. It is noticeable but not overpowering. After I sprayed the entire couch‚ the whole main level of my house smelled wonderful for hours. The smell faded (or I became nose blind to it) after a while. But even for days after‚ I would smell it again every time I sat on the couch and rustled it up out of the fabric. I also found this product to be really effective on the rugs around my cat’s litter boxes. It helped cover up the smell of the litter and freshen up the entire space. This is such a simple‚ easy product to use to refresh your house and destroy odors. And unlike others I’ve tried‚ it doesn’t mix with the smell of dog or try to wrestle it into submission. Rather‚ it seems to get rid of the scent altogether and replace it with something much more pleasant. Check Price on ATTITUDE Conclusion ATTITUDE has a long line of cleaning products created to be effective yet safe for your family and the planet. Their line of pet products offers this and so much more. After trying their Fabric Refresher and Stain &; Odor Remover in my own pet-filled house‚ I highly recommend them to other pet parents. The Stain &; Odor Remover did a wonderful job of removing set-in and fresh pet stains from my off-white carpet and furniture. It is incredibly easy to use and has a pleasant scent that makes it more enjoyable to work with than other products. The Fabric Refresher combines natural odor eliminators with a wonderful lavender scent to help battle pet odors around the house. I used it on my furniture‚ around the cat box‚ and everywhere else my pets like to hang out. The scent filled the room for hours and lasted on the fabric for days. For natural home cleaners that are better for you‚ your pet‚ and the planet‚ ATTITUDE is a wonderful choice. The post ATTITUDE Pet Product Review 2023: Out Vet’s Opinion appeared first on Pet Keen.