I knew there was a good reason for not cleaning the house...
#71
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Originally Posted by ptquilts
I don't mind when people write in the dust but it is very embarrassing when they DATE it.
BTW, did you know that after 7 years the thickness of the dust never increases? no, I don't know this from personal experience, although DH might disagree.
BTW, did you know that after 7 years the thickness of the dust never increases? no, I don't know this from personal experience, although DH might disagree.
#74
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It just hubby, me, 1 dog and 2 cats. Very big house, 4 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 family rooms, living, kitchen and dining room. I clean one room a day, no one to make a mess. The only room that takes more cleaning is my sewing room. I even have a safety gate on the down stairs so the pets don't go down there. But no, I don't keep my house spotless, just healthy. There is always dust cause I like open windows. And Mom always said if your beds are made and the dishes washed, the house is clean.
#76
on a side note, I have found one good reason to vacuum regularly - if you don't, those little threads (you all know what I mean) get TROD into the rug and are much harder to vac out when the time comes.
I finally got a good vacuum (that someone was throwing out!) so now I don't mind doing it.
I finally got a good vacuum (that someone was throwing out!) so now I don't mind doing it.
#77
Originally Posted by JoanneS
What seems to be shaping up to be a cause is federally mandated (forced) vaccines for everyone in the world.
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Actually that's only partially true. Vaccines are the cause in most people. It seems that some bodies hold the mercury from the vaccines and this leads to autism. Most autistic people are found to have higher levels of mercury. While vaccine do not need to be made with mercury, it's cheaper and they last longer. Those of us who's bodies can extract the mercury don't usually make it to the spectrum.
Back to the topic, if my house is healthy, does this mean I don't have to go to work anymore? Can I just stay home in my healthy house? So I guess I can't call in sick, I guess it would be preventative!!!lol Think I can get away with that?
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