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Love this!!!! I just spent 20 minutes trying to get all the thread up from my floor after I finished a project. Thank you for this tip.
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Originally Posted by KwiltyKahy
(Post 8021363)
And if you get a extension for your paint roller, the kind made to paint ceilings, you can easily pick up thread from the floor. It is a good thing to do before you vacuum. Then you don't have to spend so much time cleaning the brush.
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]590776[/ATTACH]Yes, it works wonderfully all around the house I know as I have one, it is super for picking up all those bits that fall on the floor and also great for the cob webs that seem to come from no where.
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Love this tip!!!
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Terrific tip!
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I bought a set of lint rollers at a quilt show some years ago. It came with a short handle, a purse size, and a broom length handle. The lint rollers never needs replacing. When it's full, everything rinses off. I have used it almost daily and it still works like new. It has a lifetime replacement on the roller if I need it. Here is a link: http://www.simplygoodstuff.com/lint_roller.html
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Thanks for the great tip������
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I'll be looking for my paint roller soon; it's around here somewhere. Here's another tip for using lint rollers: they're really good at getting crawling ticks off of animals. In tick season we lint roll all dogs when they come in the house.
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This is brilliant! Thanks for sharing!
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Removing lint and threads
Originally Posted by KalamaQuilts
(Post 8021029)
I was looking on Amazon for new lint roller refills and saw one like this.
Rolling quilts with a straight handle roller has always been uncomfortable to me. This is a 4" paint roller, perfect right size. I'm going to pick up some more refills and try it with my 8" paint roller, should work great as long as both rolls go on at the same time. |
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