New use for the backscratcher
09-01-2016, 02:51 PM
#21
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I bought myself a pair of bbq tongs. Dh started to walk off with my "laundry tongs" NNNNNope!!! He wanted to know why they were on top of the dryer. Not his. I have one of those extending Swiffer handles. I use a fluffer to get any extra dog hair or lint from the washer after washing Brutus' bedding. Also helps if I accidently leave a tissue or else in a pocket to wipe out .
09-01-2016, 05:35 PM
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09-01-2016, 06:00 PM
#25
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haha I use the back scratcher too. Earlier this evening I was wondering if my short daughter had problems reaching the clothes also and was going to tell her the next time I saw her how to use it to get the clothes out. I use it to slide dropped items from under my desk also. I also scratch my dogs back with it, they love it and I don't have to bend over if they are on the floor. I use a long spoon in the kitchen to slide items to the front of the top cabinets so I can reach them.
09-02-2016, 07:53 AM
#27
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Location: northern California
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A youngster I am not and do not bend as easily as I once could. I have trouble reaching to the back of my dryer as it has a large drum. I now employ the backscratcher to reach to the rear to pull items forward. Still have to bend but no longer need to crawl into the dryer to retreive that last item. -- Works for me!
09-02-2016, 08:43 AM
#29
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Location: Illinois
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My dd mil used a bamboo walking cane...I bet from a "carnival" a long time ago....two yrs ago I pulled a muscles in my back and it really hurt to reach into the cave of the dryer...so I too, grabbed my back scratcher...and saluted my dd mil! Btw...still use that claw in the laundry room..sort of spoiled me!
09-02-2016, 09:52 AM
#30
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Can't live without my grabber! Keep it next to my sewing machine to pick up things I have dropped. Once I bent over in my rolling chair to pick up something and the chair pulled out from me and I wound up on the floor, black and blue. Will never do that again. Grabber to the resue from now on.
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