A FULLO was a Roman fuller or cloth-launderer.
The ancient Romans used ammonia (derived from urine) and fuller’s earth to launder their woolen togas. Fullonicae were very prominent industrial facilities, with at least one in every town of any notability, and frequently the largest employer in a district.
These laundries obtained urine from farm animals, or from special pots situated at public latrines. Camel urine, considered very effective and hence valuable, was imported.
Human urine for industrial use was considered a public utility like water so the government taxed the collection of urine.
Two questions are all that keep you from finding the cache.
N 36 48.AAA W 076 05.ZZZ
AAA Ammonia was obtained from:
208 = Gasoline
131 = Urine
108 = Mud
ZZZ The romans used Fullo’s to clean:
102 = Spandex Speedo’s
202 = Denim Jeans
115 = Woolen Toga’s
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