That Darned Cat!
03-21-2010, 09:45 AM
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FOUND IT!! And it was definitely a Boo moving. I guess she thinks she is a designer with the way she moves little things around. :) My daughter finally got out of bed and helped me move the deep freeze in the kitchen! TA DA! There it was!
LOL All my fabric and supplies are kept in the son's old room with DOOR CLOSED. The only time things are out of there is when i am working on something. This is is why.
LOL
LOL All my fabric and supplies are kept in the son's old room with DOOR CLOSED. The only time things are out of there is when i am working on something. This is is why.
LOL
03-21-2010, 09:50 AM
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oh, quiltincrazy, you need to save yourself the money... use a rubber glove, get it wet, rub along whatever (everything) that has cat hair on it, run it under water, or use a bucket to rinse, repeat, repeat, repeat. This works great and will save you a bunch on those sticky roller things. you could use your bare hand if you'd like, I found that my hand got irritated after a while, so, I used the glove.
03-21-2010, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by vjengels
oh, quiltincrazy, you need to save yourself the money... use a rubber glove, get it wet, rub along whatever (everything) that has cat hair on it, run it under water, or use a bucket to rinse, repeat, repeat, repeat. This works great and will save you a bunch on those sticky roller things. you could use your bare hand if you'd like, I found that my hand got irritated after a while, so, I used the glove.
;-)
03-21-2010, 11:29 AM
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And that is exactly what forces me to never ever leave the sewing area with anything small and/or unattached lying around, not even for five minutes... :lol:
And yes, the tomcat is totally harmless and chilled out, it's the girls who always cause the trouble. Our old cat Bo used to climb on shelves and coffee tables collecting my hair elastics, which i would find in the weirdest places. I was always out of them.
And yes, the tomcat is totally harmless and chilled out, it's the girls who always cause the trouble. Our old cat Bo used to climb on shelves and coffee tables collecting my hair elastics, which i would find in the weirdest places. I was always out of them.
03-21-2010, 06:18 PM
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Solved the problem of cat hair. We have three cats and no noticeable hair problem. They all run to the bathroom to be brushed. It started with the two older ones and the youngest followed along. Of course it does mean that I never get alone time in the bathroom. It even makes hairballs far and few between.
03-22-2010, 04:35 AM
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Originally Posted by jljquilter
Solved the problem of cat hair. We have three cats and no noticeable hair problem. They all run to the bathroom to be brushed. It started with the two older ones and the youngest followed along. Of course it does mean that I never get alone time in the bathroom. It even makes hairballs far and few between.
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