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Thread: On kittens, house plants, and vacuums

  1. #16
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    I didn't know that about dirt and the vacuum cleaner. Dear young'uns, please try to let the plants stay in the pots, okay?
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  2. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by Freedom
    I think so many people are missing one huge point here: do NOT vacuum up dirt / soil. The vac just shoots it out the exhaust into the air!

    That's why I bought a SHOP VAC!!! Too many issues with cats, plants, bags of whatever is messy that they can get in to and is a pain to clean up.

    Gotta say I also love my Hoover Floormate. It works on wet spills fantastically! Used it yesterday to wash the kitchen floor, and today to suck up the water that leaked all over the kitchen floor from the dishwasher.

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    Welcome too my world. With the Crew ranging from 4 weeks to 11 years someone is always chasing someone. This can be for fun or revenge. So spreading from room to room must inspect that stack of newspapers or mags you were going to tie. Any plant pot that is over 12 inches in diameter is a great place too keep cool while on the ready for a play attack. It seems to be more fun if the dirt can be thrown more then 20 feet on launch. Water bowls (large dog dish) must be moved to the center of the path so that the humans can trip over them or you can do an attack launch with your feet against the bowl. This will send a bout a 1/2 gallon of water all over. This also means that the water is always fresh and the floor is always clean.
    GILL & Crew;

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    Oh Gil, I can RELATE!!! OMG, so funny!!

    And we LOVE them, te hee.
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  5. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catsnclay View Post
    House plants???? What are those??

    I



    So far Taz has been pretty good, only 'killed': 1 vase (happened the very first week because I didn't think she could get where it was ) and just recently (almost a year later) decided to jump up on the hutch over the computer desk, met a statue - head on, Taz won, statue broken on the floor. All took place @ 3:30 - AM -


    Ah, yes............cute little kitties!!


    That's why all my vases and precious bits and pieces are blu tacd down to the surface on which they stand
    It's also a good excuse not to have to move everything off for dusting
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