Doesn't mean you have grubs. They like earthworms. Victor Mole Traps. Scissor type. The plungers with the spikes don't work very well. Flatten the runs and see which are back the next day. Dig out a section the same size as the trap. Use your hands and scoop out the dirt down to the bottom of the tunnel. Try not to fill up the tunnel. Put the trap in between both openings. The mole will come to the opening and will want to get to the other side. He'll do that by digging down rather than going through the open secion. That's when the trap gets him. Sometimes. ;=) Paul

Just thought I would post back to let you know that my mother sold the car. Thinking that we may have to try again this spring, we took it in for the safety and emissions inspections and they both passed. This was in October and it sold 3 weeks later, so the guy was able to transfer his license without having to have it reinspected. It sold for 2300 dollars. A classic car dealer offered her 500 dollars and her message to him was, "I may be old but I'm not stupid". LOL!!! The first thing that the classic car dealer did was get the NADA Car Guide but, he didn't know that I already had the information in hand, so I just let him talk and when he came out with that he would give her 500 dollars for it, I said no way and when I called her she gave him that message. I found this very strange but, just before we left with the car this dealer came back outside with someone else and said if we got 1200 dollars for it to take it. I thought, oh so you will only give her 500 but if someone offers her 1200 take it? I thought Yeah and I have your number too mister and I wouldn't buy anything from you if someone paid me to do so. What a jerk. The person who bought it had his car wrecked (someone hit him in the back and totaled his 1988 ford car) and he was looking for an older car and liked how the cougar looked inside and out. He liked how it drove and it didn't matter to him if the air worked or not. She had just spent 300 dollars on it to have a new fuel line put on it and so that was brand new; plus the fact that it had just been inspected and passed also helped to sell the car. I think the new owner will be really happy with it because it is in really good shape and the best part about it is that she can still look outside and see the car, her next door neighbor bought it. Who knew that the buyer would be so close. :-) One last thing, he is a very honest and kind man and I am very happy that he is the new owner. thirdfrt

Did you already machine dry it after the wash?if it wasn't yellowed out of the package than it could be carbonate residue...carbonate residue and heat equals yellowed textiles.

GooGone's always worked for me, but I'd sure be willing to give GE's peanut butter suggestion a try. ETA - Just adding this FWIW. "To remove adhesive residue from metal, you should try using rubbing alcohol, or isopropyl, first. Apply with a cotton ball and let it soak in. Most adhesives will break down on contact, and rubbing alcohol won’t damage metal surfaces. If that doesn’t work, baby oil is another useful alternative."