This is seriously The.Best.Product.Ever for cleaning cat hair off of furniture and bedding. if you have a cat, you need to get one for yourself. i would like to give them as gifts to all my fellow cat-owning friends, but it's a long way to christmas and perhaps you already have one anyway. but if not, i highly recommend it. when i got the first one, heidi and i used it on my sofa and my living room carpet and we were marveling at it like ladies on a bad infomercial, like 'ooh, it really lifts the cat hair,' and 'wow, the squeegee edge is awesome'. also in line with the infomercial theme, i used to use lint rollers, which pick up the hair, but they make extra paper waste and it takes so many to clean a little spot. and who wants to drag out the vacuum every time there's a spot of pet hair? plus, it's easily cleanable - just rinse it off, and made of long-lasting natural rubber. the major downfall is that i've only been able to find it at wal-mart, so if you are a target shopper, you're S.O.L. Hee! And if you're wondering why I wrote "when I got the first one," it's because I loaned it to Bri and Rob for Mr. Simba's fur and they didn't tell me that it didn't work, so I assume that it did work and so now it is a gift from me to them and this photo is of the new one I got last night.
PSA Alert: The Ohio Department of scaring-the-bejeebus-out-of-you is running PSAs warning that we are long overdue for a pandemic flu episode and cautioning us to stock up on survival supplies. I'll be posting about my survival "shelter" before too long, but for now, you should start planning for a shelter of your own.
The name is slightly obscene, but it sounds like a great find. Does it do anything else, I mean since we don't have a cat or a dog?
ReplyDeletewell, the package says you can use it to squeegee your car, or to clean up salt and pepper spills. So, stuff like that, I guess, since you don't have a cat or a dog.
ReplyDeletewhere does one get one of these little wonders???
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