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The Vacuum Ate the Headset
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Oh too bad!
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Luckily the vacuum did not digest the headset. It still works.
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Hungry little monster
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Did the earphone survive?
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Yes, the earphones work perfectly, despite being attacked and twisted around.
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Yikes! Yet sometimes it won’t pick up a piece of fuzz and I have to bend down and “manually” pick it up!
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Golly! I hadn’t thought of the lazy proclivities of vacuums. You are right that they are sometimes quite lazy, or maybe they have fuzzy thinking.
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Very clever! We need one of those robotic vacuums that travels around the house and does the vacuuming for us. So no hands on, let it do its own thing. Speaking of hands, I wear vinyl gloves around the house for detergents, etc. – my hands are very sensitive. So somehow one vinyl glove fell on the floor and I didn’t see it and vacuumed over it … not a good thing. It got sucked up into the insides and I could not find it and had to take it to the vacuum store for repair.
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Good grief! You do the right thing for your hands, and it ruins the vacuum.
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Yes, I used “Purpose Cleansing Wash” for decades. It was recommended for my contacts (hard lenses) so no perfume, oil, deodorant would mess up the lenses. Then two years ago they changed the formula. I had bought several for over the Winter and opened up one and in two days my hands were red and cracked. I thought something was wrong with just that bottle – opened another one, same thing. Googled around to find reviews and discovered they had changed the formula – on Amazon people said the same thing “red cracked hands” … it took me a year to find something else. I now use Tone Bath Soap with cocoa butter – my hands have never been softer. But I still use vinyl gloves whenever I handle anything, even shampoo.
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That’s something that you have to think for your hands all the time.
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Well, dag nabbit! It should’n a been there.
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I can imagine those words coming out of your mouth. I haven’t seen or heard dag nabbit in years.
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LOL
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And they are RED.
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Ooooops!
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First we had swoops by the vacuum, and then oops from me. Not only has the headset been restored, but the brush is lots cleaner. I still don’t like cleaning.
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It’s not my favorite thing to do, either. I have to move when the mood hits, because it doesn’t hit often! LOL
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I like your style.
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