oh yeah, carpet viewed under a microscope would scare the crap outta you....mites and little bugs and stuff.
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^^^yes, I just leave the vacuum out rather than putting it away. So much easier than the swiffer. I swear, I can brush the dog outside, not get anymore hair off, then as soon as he comes in, he blows his coat and it's all over the floor! Aarrrggghhhhh! I can't win.
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Changing the sheets on the bed usually takes me the whole day. Pull the mattress out, rest. Take the sheets half off, rest. Take the rest off, rest. My back and height make it a Herculean task.
Exactly. We slept on a queen for years and finally got a king - ugh, changing that comforter cover is a nightmare. And the mattress pad. Yuck.
As Rob knows, my husband and I are far from Hollywood types. The night before the cleaning lady comes I'm running around saying, "We have to clean the house because the cleaning ladies (it's a pair of ladies) are coming tomorrow." So we do a lot of cleaning the night before. I worked with a woman once, a Hollywood type, and she would have parties the night before her cleaning lady came and she said, "It's great because they wash all the dishes."
Naturally my husband and I wash all the dishes BEFORE the cleaning ladies come.
^^^yes, I just leave the vacuum out rather than putting it away. So much easier than the swiffer. I swear, I can brush the dog outside, not get anymore hair off, then as soon as he comes in, he blows his coat and it's all over the floor! Aarrrggghhhhh! I can't win.
That's because of artificial light.. Used to drive me nuts!! Lol Zoe just sheds mildly all year.. But Pit Bull hair sucks cause it sticks in everything!! That God for the Fur buster hair removal pads!!
I 'clean as I go'...so let's say I'm making spaghetti, chop everything, get pot of water boiling. Dump everything I just chopped up in the pan (i make sauce from scratch). Dump pasta in water, as pasta is boiling, I wash the cutting board and knife, put veggies away, wipe down counters. By the time I'm done washing, pasta and sauce are done. Tah-dah. Eat, and I wash the dishes after I eat.
I don't have a dishwasher. Can't afford a cleaning lady, besides, that's weird to have someone come to my house to do that...I make the mess I clean it up. Can't stand when people mindlessly leave stuff (wrappers, tissue, etc) laying around, I have a trash can in every room for that reason. Though, I do have books, magazines, etc here and there, I don't have an immaculate house. Swiffer and vacuum as needed. (i have found that most people in my neighborhood do have a cleaning person).
I 'clean as I go'...so let's say I'm making spaghetti, chop everything, get pot of water boiling. Dump everything I just chopped up in the pan (i make sauce from scratch). Dump pasta in water, as pasta is boiling, I wash the cutting board and knife, put veggies away, wipe down counters. By the time I'm done washing, pasta and sauce are done. Tah-dah. Eat, and I wash the dishes after I eat.
I don't have a dishwasher. Can't afford a cleaning lady, besides, that's weird to have someone come to my house to do that...I make the mess I clean it up. Can't stand when people mindlessly leave stuff (wrappers, tissue, etc) laying around, I have a trash can in every room for that reason. Though, I do have books, magazines, etc here and there, I don't have an immaculate house. Swiffer and vacuum as needed. (i have found that most people in my neighborhood do have a cleaning person).
P.S. I hate sharing a bathroom with a boy.
plz explain yourself here w/ this statement
probably because his damn toothbrush takes up cosmetics space.
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I guess because I am an elitist fuck I have a cleaning lady. Once a week or once every two weeks. She does the one thing I totally hate - changes the sheets/comforter. I'd clean a toilet in a heartbeat, get on my hands and knees and scrub the floor - but I hate changing sheets.
With a dog and two cats there is a lot of fur so we try to sweep as much as we can. And we make our kids do stuff too. Sunday is laundry day and I'm in charge of that. My husband is in charge of the litter box.
Oh man, I'd LOVE to have a cleaner come in once a week!! I really can't afford it though. Not without sacrificing my vinyl buying anyway. I also despise changing sheets. I could also do without washing windows (gotta get myself a squeegee).
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But with s cat and a dog in the house, I vacuum at least once a day.. But house cleaning day is Tuesday..
when the sun hits the wood floors just right and highlights Piper's little piles of hair, I'll pull out the vacuum and do a little spot pickup....usually about every other day, depending on current shedding patterns.
I love my pets, but I can't stand pet hair or dust! Lol oxymoron I know.. But our house it CLEAN! Although the wood floor irritates the shit outta me!! Lol
Carpet is so gross! When you pull up carpet and see all the dirt that is trapped under that and the pad, you will hate carpet. With hard floors, at least you can see the dirt and clean it up, with carpet you will never really know if it truly is clean.
Oh yeah, truly disgusting. I moved last year solely to get the fuck away from filthy carpets. Doesn't matter how much you vacuum or even shampoo. Carpets are bacteria traps. I am very happy sweeping and swiffering my wood laminate constantly rather than live with carpet and let all that filth settle down into the carpet base and let carpet mites set up shop and stuff. Ew.
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I 'clean as I go'...so let's say I'm making spaghetti, chop everything, get pot of water boiling. Dump everything I just chopped up in the pan (i make sauce from scratch). Dump pasta in water, as pasta is boiling, I wash the cutting board and knife, put veggies away, wipe down counters. By the time I'm done washing, pasta and sauce are done. Tah-dah. Eat, and I wash the dishes after I eat.
I don't have a dishwasher. Can't afford a cleaning lady, besides, that's weird to have someone come to my house to do that...I make the mess I clean it up. Can't stand when people mindlessly leave stuff (wrappers, tissue, etc) laying around, I have a trash can in every room for that reason. Though, I do have books, magazines, etc here and there, I don't have an immaculate house. Swiffer and vacuum as needed. (i have found that most people in my neighborhood do have a cleaning person).
P.S. I hate sharing a bathroom with a boy.
plz explain yourself here w/ this statement
probably because his damn toothbrush takes up cosmetics space.
Ha! Our shower has more than a dozen bottles of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, facial soap, facial scrub - all mine. His? A bar of soap (though I let him use my stuff whenever he wants).
I 'clean as I go'...so let's say I'm making spaghetti, chop everything, get pot of water boiling. Dump everything I just chopped up in the pan (i make sauce from scratch). Dump pasta in water, as pasta is boiling, I wash the cutting board and knife, put veggies away, wipe down counters. By the time I'm done washing, pasta and sauce are done. Tah-dah. Eat, and I wash the dishes after I eat.
I don't have a dishwasher. Can't afford a cleaning lady, besides, that's weird to have someone come to my house to do that...I make the mess I clean it up. Can't stand when people mindlessly leave stuff (wrappers, tissue, etc) laying around, I have a trash can in every room for that reason. Though, I do have books, magazines, etc here and there, I don't have an immaculate house. Swiffer and vacuum as needed. (i have found that most people in my neighborhood do have a cleaning person).
P.S. I hate sharing a bathroom with a boy.
plz explain yourself here w/ this statement
probably because his damn toothbrush takes up cosmetics space.
Ha! Our shower has more than a dozen bottles of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, facial soap, facial scrub - all mine. His? A bar of soap (though I let him use my stuff whenever he wants).
same here. I have a bar of Dial and a bottle (30% more for FREE!) of Suave.
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I 'clean as I go'...so let's say I'm making spaghetti, chop everything, get pot of water boiling. Dump everything I just chopped up in the pan (i make sauce from scratch). Dump pasta in water, as pasta is boiling, I wash the cutting board and knife, put veggies away, wipe down counters. By the time I'm done washing, pasta and sauce are done. Tah-dah. Eat, and I wash the dishes after I eat.
I don't have a dishwasher. Can't afford a cleaning lady, besides, that's weird to have someone come to my house to do that...I make the mess I clean it up. Can't stand when people mindlessly leave stuff (wrappers, tissue, etc) laying around, I have a trash can in every room for that reason. Though, I do have books, magazines, etc here and there, I don't have an immaculate house. Swiffer and vacuum as needed. (i have found that most people in my neighborhood do have a cleaning person).
P.S. I hate sharing a bathroom with a boy.
plz explain yourself here w/ this statement
probably because his damn toothbrush takes up cosmetics space.
Ha! Our shower has more than a dozen bottles of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, facial soap, facial scrub - all mine. His? A bar of soap (though I let him use my stuff whenever he wants).
same here. I have a bar of Dial and a bottle (30% more for FREE!) of Suave.
His is Irish Spring (but I like it too )
I love the simplicity of men - and I mean that in a good (and admirable) way.
I 'clean as I go'...so let's say I'm making spaghetti, chop everything, get pot of water boiling. Dump everything I just chopped up in the pan (i make sauce from scratch). Dump pasta in water, as pasta is boiling, I wash the cutting board and knife, put veggies away, wipe down counters. By the time I'm done washing, pasta and sauce are done. Tah-dah. Eat, and I wash the dishes after I eat.
I don't have a dishwasher. Can't afford a cleaning lady, besides, that's weird to have someone come to my house to do that...I make the mess I clean it up. Can't stand when people mindlessly leave stuff (wrappers, tissue, etc) laying around, I have a trash can in every room for that reason. Though, I do have books, magazines, etc here and there, I don't have an immaculate house. Swiffer and vacuum as needed. (i have found that most people in my neighborhood do have a cleaning person).
P.S. I hate sharing a bathroom with a boy.
plz explain yourself here w/ this statement
the rim of the bowl is disgusting, shaved off whiskers, all over the sink and in all the nooks and crannies of the faucet, I have never had my sink clog so much...what to they stuff down there?
Oh, and I don't have a counter in the bathroom, the sink is mounted to the wall.
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
I guess because I am an elitist fuck I have a cleaning lady. Once a week or once every two weeks. She does the one thing I totally hate - changes the sheets/comforter. I'd clean a toilet in a heartbeat, get on my hands and knees and scrub the floor - but I hate changing sheets.
With a dog and two cats there is a lot of fur so we try to sweep as much as we can. And we make our kids do stuff too. Sunday is laundry day and I'm in charge of that. My husband is in charge of the litter box.
I guess I'm an elitist fuck also,as we have cleaning girls come in on Wednesday.That said.we keep it sparkly day to day and in between. Not for nothing but I find the best foreplay in the world is doing the dishes,bathing the dogs and folding laundry.Plus I do all the cooking.Mrs rr loves that shit.:)
I'd like to see a video of kitty toilet training ^^^^^
She doesn't like to be filmed on the can, lol.
It's pretty simple, really. 3 stages. Each stage the littler pan gets smaller and smaller, until she doesn't use litter anymore. I use flushable kitty litter, so it's safe to go down the toilet. She's currently on stage 2. I'm hoping to have her trained by the end of May.
I wish we'd done this with ours.
Speaking of cats/dogs, my god - the fur! We'd have to clean so much less if not for that, but dammit, it's worth it.
I can't do much of the heavy cleaning so my husband handles that. I'd love to hire a service once every month or two but I feel weird about it.
But yeah, aside from the minor daily stuff, it's pretty much a weekend thing here.
I guess because I am an elitist fuck I have a cleaning lady. Once a week or once every two weeks. She does the one thing I totally hate - changes the sheets/comforter. I'd clean a toilet in a heartbeat, get on my hands and knees and scrub the floor - but I hate changing sheets.
With a dog and two cats there is a lot of fur so we try to sweep as much as we can. And we make our kids do stuff too. Sunday is laundry day and I'm in charge of that. My husband is in charge of the litter box.
I guess I'm an elitist fuck also,as we have cleaning girls come in on Wednesday.That said.we keep it sparkly day to day and in between. Not for nothing but I find the best foreplay in the world is doing the dishes,bathing the dogs and folding laundry.Plus I do all the cooking.Mrs rr loves that shit.:)
If only all men knew this...*sigh*
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
I guess because I am an elitist fuck I have a cleaning lady. Once a week or once every two weeks. She does the one thing I totally hate - changes the sheets/comforter. I'd clean a toilet in a heartbeat, get on my hands and knees and scrub the floor - but I hate changing sheets.
With a dog and two cats there is a lot of fur so we try to sweep as much as we can. And we make our kids do stuff too. Sunday is laundry day and I'm in charge of that. My husband is in charge of the litter box.
I guess I'm an elitist fuck also,as we have cleaning girls come in on Wednesday.That said.we keep it sparkly day to day and in between. Not for nothing but I find the best foreplay in the world is doing the dishes,bathing the dogs and folding laundry.Plus I do all the cooking.Mrs rr loves that shit.:)
I'd like to see a video of kitty toilet training ^^^^^
She doesn't like to be filmed on the can, lol.
It's pretty simple, really. 3 stages. Each stage the littler pan gets smaller and smaller, until she doesn't use litter anymore. I use flushable kitty litter, so it's safe to go down the toilet. She's currently on stage 2. I'm hoping to have her trained by the end of May.
I wish we'd done this with ours.
Speaking of cats/dogs, my god - the fur! We'd have to clean so much less if not for that, but dammit, it's worth it.
I can't do much of the heavy cleaning so my husband handles that. I'd love to hire a service once every month or two but I feel weird about it.
But yeah, aside from the minor daily stuff, it's pretty much a weekend thing here.
Get a rumba robot vacuum.Great for pet hair
George'd be terrified of it (although one of my favorite videos is "cat on a roomba")
Women may rail on men for whiskers in the sink but at least we don't leave a pile of hair in the shower, both from the tops of your heads and of the leg hair being shaved off. My wife is always pointing to the sink at me and I just point back to the bathtub/shower. Plus our whiskers don't require having to dump a bottle of draino down the sink like head hair does to a shower.
Buy a Dyson vacuum. I use it both for the carpets and the hard floors/tile areas. It has a switch on the front to turn off the brushes and works like a champ. I loan it to people everyone in a while and always tell them to vacuum with their regular one and then use the Dyson. They give it back always adding they went our and bought one. You will be disgusted when you see what your regular vacuum is missing.
And last but not least, I think Rob needs a Degenerate Card check. Posts about cleaning? Really! What has the forum come to. Whats next, him giving knitting tips. You might as well admit to yourself elitist status is on its way to you my friend.
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I'd like to see a video of kitty toilet training ^^^^^
She doesn't like to be filmed on the can, lol.
It's pretty simple, really. 3 stages. Each stage the littler pan gets smaller and smaller, until she doesn't use litter anymore. I use flushable kitty litter, so it's safe to go down the toilet. She's currently on stage 2. I'm hoping to have her trained by the end of May.
I wish we'd done this with ours.
Speaking of cats/dogs, my god - the fur! We'd have to clean so much less if not for that, but dammit, it's worth it.
I can't do much of the heavy cleaning so my husband handles that. I'd love to hire a service once every month or two but I feel weird about it.
But yeah, aside from the minor daily stuff, it's pretty much a weekend thing here.
Get a rumba robot vacuum.Great for pet hair
George'd be terrified of it (although one of my favorite videos is "cat on a roomba")
Do those things work on...carpet?
Like a champ Hedo.The thing goes for like 3-4 hrs.i sware it has a mind of its own.It somehow closes doors and it got in our Master Bath shower and was having a love affair with a bottle of shampoo,funny as shit I shoulda taken a picture.Rumba was just working away and the shampoo was all foamed and bubbled all over the shower. I'm amused by the simple things I guess.But yeah they are well worth the $$.It charges and docks itself and its very durable.
Women may rail on men for whiskers in the sink but at least we don't leave a pile of hair in the shower, both from the tops of your heads and of the leg hair being shaved off. My wife is always pointing to the sink at me and I just point back to the bathtub/shower. Plus our whiskers don't require having to dump a bottle of draino down the sink like head hair does to a shower.
Buy a Dyson vacuum. I use it both for the carpets and the hard floors/tile areas. It has a switch on the front to turn off the brushes and works like a champ. I loan it to people everyone in a while and always tell them to vacuum with their regular one and then use the Dyson. They give it back always adding they went our and bought one. You will be disgusted when you see what your regular vacuum is missing.
And last but not least, I think Rob needs a Degenerate Card check. Posts about cleaning? Really! What has the forum come to. Whats next, him giving knitting tips. You might as well admit to yourself elitist status is on its way to you my friend.
To the bolded part - oh yes it does! But my thick hair does a number on the shower, so I have no room to bitch.
And our Dyson vacuum is one of the best things we ever bought. The roomba seems more convenient and easier on my back (duh!) but now that rr mentioned the possibility of doors closing - couldn't have it going while we're not home - I'd be fearing one or both of our cats being shut out or in.
I 'clean as I go'...so let's say I'm making spaghetti, chop everything, get pot of water boiling. Dump everything I just chopped up in the pan (i make sauce from scratch). Dump pasta in water, as pasta is boiling, I wash the cutting board and knife, put veggies away, wipe down counters. By the time I'm done washing, pasta and sauce are done. Tah-dah. Eat, and I wash the dishes after I eat.
I don't have a dishwasher. Can't afford a cleaning lady, besides, that's weird to have someone come to my house to do that...I make the mess I clean it up. Can't stand when people mindlessly leave stuff (wrappers, tissue, etc) laying around, I have a trash can in every room for that reason. Though, I do have books, magazines, etc here and there, I don't have an immaculate house. Swiffer and vacuum as needed. (i have found that most people in my neighborhood do have a cleaning person).
P.S. I hate sharing a bathroom with a boy.
plz explain yourself here w/ this statement
the rim of the bowl is disgusting, shaved off whiskers, all over the sink and in all the nooks and crannies of the faucet, I have never had my sink clog so much...what to they stuff down there?
Oh, and I don't have a counter in the bathroom, the sink is mounted to the wall.
Oh the whiskers are a nightmare! It's everywhere...my daughter's hair clogs our sink because she insists on combing/brushing over the sink, it's so annoying...
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Women may rail on men for whiskers in the sink but at least we don't leave a pile of hair in the shower, both from the tops of your heads and of the leg hair being shaved off. My wife is always pointing to the sink at me and I just point back to the bathtub/shower. Plus our whiskers don't require having to dump a bottle of draino down the sink like head hair does to a shower.
Buy a Dyson vacuum. I use it both for the carpets and the hard floors/tile areas. It has a switch on the front to turn off the brushes and works like a champ. I loan it to people everyone in a while and always tell them to vacuum with their regular one and then use the Dyson. They give it back always adding they went our and bought one. You will be disgusted when you see what your regular vacuum is missing.
And last but not least, I think Rob needs a Degenerate Card check. Posts about cleaning? Really! What has the forum come to. Whats next, him giving knitting tips. You might as well admit to yourself elitist status is on its way to you my friend.
To the bolded part - oh yes it does! But my thick hair does a number on the shower, so I have no room to bitch.
And our Dyson vacuum is one of the best things we ever bought. The roomba seems more convenient and easier on my back (duh!) but now that rr mentioned the possibility of doors closing - couldn't have it going while we're not home - I'd be fearing one or both of our cats being shut out or in.
Well, we got a brand spanking new house. Instead of gunky old linoleum in the bathroom and kitchen we got sexy tile and pergo floor. I love cleaning the new house. The new sink makes doing the dishes fun and I am like Rkcndy, I clean up while I cook. I have not cleaned the windows yet, but I am actually looking forward to it cause I know it will make a difference. We finally got a vacuum that I feel good handling. I hate the typical American standup vacuums - how do people comfortably handle these?! The new one is a tiny little thing that i can carry or pull behind me, looks like a bug. It has a nice thing with a mop for pergo or hard floors and works perfectly. We only got one cat, and yes, she sheds, but not too much. So far I am loving it to clean the house. I might change my mind in the summer when we leave the windows open cause we live on a dirt road. We'll see...
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Buy a Dyson vacuum. I use it both for the carpets and the hard floors/tile areas. It has a switch on the front to turn off the brushes and works like a champ. I loan it to people everyone in a while and always tell them to vacuum with their regular one and then use the Dyson. They give it back always adding they went our and bought one. You will be disgusted when you see what your regular vacuum is missing.
And last but not least, I think Rob needs a Degenerate Card check. Posts about cleaning? Really! What has the forum come to. Whats next, him giving knitting tips. You might as well admit to yourself elitist status is on its way to you my friend.
we have two dysons....one for the basement, one for the main level...I think they're over-rated.
and, I see your point but I think I can just be classified as a clean degenerate.....but still a degenerate, nonetheless.....at least I hope I can.
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I 'clean as I go'...so let's say I'm making spaghetti, chop everything, get pot of water boiling. Dump everything I just chopped up in the pan (i make sauce from scratch). Dump pasta in water, as pasta is boiling, I wash the cutting board and knife, put veggies away, wipe down counters. By the time I'm done washing, pasta and sauce are done. Tah-dah. Eat, and I wash the dishes after I eat.
I don't have a dishwasher. Can't afford a cleaning lady, besides, that's weird to have someone come to my house to do that...I make the mess I clean it up. Can't stand when people mindlessly leave stuff (wrappers, tissue, etc) laying around, I have a trash can in every room for that reason. Though, I do have books, magazines, etc here and there, I don't have an immaculate house. Swiffer and vacuum as needed. (i have found that most people in my neighborhood do have a cleaning person).
P.S. I hate sharing a bathroom with a boy.
plz explain yourself here w/ this statement
the rim of the bowl is disgusting, shaved off whiskers, all over the sink and in all the nooks and crannies of the faucet, I have never had my sink clog so much...what to they stuff down there?
Oh, and I don't have a counter in the bathroom, the sink is mounted to the wall.
not looking to turn this into a "war of the sexes" thread, but I have never had to take apart the trap on MY sink. Just sayin'.....
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I guess because I am an elitist fuck I have a cleaning lady. Once a week or once every two weeks. She does the one thing I totally hate - changes the sheets/comforter. I'd clean a toilet in a heartbeat, get on my hands and knees and scrub the floor - but I hate changing sheets.
With a dog and two cats there is a lot of fur so we try to sweep as much as we can. And we make our kids do stuff too. Sunday is laundry day and I'm in charge of that. My husband is in charge of the litter box.
I guess I'm an elitist fuck also,as we have cleaning girls come in on Wednesday.That said.we keep it sparkly day to day and in between. Not for nothing but I find the best foreplay in the world is doing the dishes,bathing the dogs and folding laundry.Plus I do all the cooking.Mrs rr loves that shit.:)
everyone in LA has a cleaning lady....except maybe norm....pretty sure he does not.
edit: fuck, I just remembered you're in Florida.....why do I keep thinking LA?....east coast elitist.
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As Rob knows, my husband and I are far from Hollywood types. The night before the cleaning lady comes I'm running around saying, "We have to clean the house because the cleaning ladies (it's a pair of ladies) are coming tomorrow." So we do a lot of cleaning the night before. I worked with a woman once, a Hollywood type, and she would have parties the night before her cleaning lady came and she said, "It's great because they wash all the dishes."
Naturally my husband and I wash all the dishes BEFORE the cleaning ladies come.
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I also despise changing sheets. I could also do without washing windows (gotta get myself a squeegee).
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I love the simplicity of men - and I mean that in a good (and admirable) way.
Oh, and I don't have a counter in the bathroom, the sink is mounted to the wall.
- Christopher McCandless
Not for nothing but I find the best foreplay in the world is doing the dishes,bathing the dogs and folding laundry.Plus I do all the cooking.Mrs rr loves that shit.:)
- Christopher McCandless
Do those things work on...carpet?
Buy a Dyson vacuum. I use it both for the carpets and the hard floors/tile areas. It has a switch on the front to turn off the brushes and works like a champ. I loan it to people everyone in a while and always tell them to vacuum with their regular one and then use the Dyson. They give it back always adding they went our and bought one. You will be disgusted when you see what your regular vacuum is missing.
And last but not least, I think Rob needs a Degenerate Card check. Posts about cleaning? Really! What has the forum come to. Whats next, him giving knitting tips. You might as well admit to yourself elitist status is on its way to you my friend.
Fuckus rules all
Rob
Seattle
I'm amused by the simple things I guess.But yeah they are well worth the $$.It charges and docks itself and its very durable.
And our Dyson vacuum is one of the best things we ever bought. The roomba seems more convenient and easier on my back (duh!) but now that rr mentioned the possibility of doors closing - couldn't have it going while we're not home - I'd be fearing one or both of our cats being shut out or in.
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and, I see your point but I think I can just be classified as a clean degenerate.....but still a degenerate, nonetheless.....at least I hope I can.
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Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
edit: fuck, I just remembered you're in Florida.....why do I keep thinking LA?....east coast elitist.
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14