We vacuum probably once a fortnight, despite the face that we have a huge double coated dog <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif" border="0"> Our carpet is green with black hair streaks, ha. We both work fulltime and to be honest, I have no idea where I'd find time on weekdays anyway.
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how often do you vacuum?
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We vacuum probably once a fortnight, despite the face that we have a huge double coated dog <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif" border="0"> Our carpet is green with black hair streaks, ha. We both work fulltime and to be honest, I have no idea where I'd find time on weekdays anyway.
We vacuum probably once a fortnight, despite the face that we have a huge double coated dog <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif" border="0"> Our carpet is green with black hair streaks, ha. We both work fulltime and to be honest, I have no idea where I'd find time on weekdays anyway.
We vacuum probably once a fortnight, despite the face that we have a huge double coated dog <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif" border="0"> Our carpet is green with black hair streaks, ha. We both work fulltime and to be honest, I have no idea where I'd find time on weekdays anyway.
We vacuum probably once a fortnight, despite the face that we have a huge double coated dog <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif" border="0"> Our carpet is green with black hair streaks, ha. We both work fulltime and to be honest, I have no idea where I'd find time on weekdays anyway.
Yeah! I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who vacuums (or dusts) rarely. I thought there was something wrong with me that I could allow things to go so long. But I'd rather play with the kids. With a full-time job, I get so little time for myself as it is, I'm not going to spend it vacuuming.
Yeah! I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who vacuums (or dusts) rarely. I thought there was something wrong with me that I could allow things to go so long. But I'd rather play with the kids. With a full-time job, I get so little time for myself as it is, I'm not going to spend it vacuuming.
Yeah! I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who vacuums (or dusts) rarely. I thought there was something wrong with me that I could allow things to go so long. But I'd rather play with the kids. With a full-time job, I get so little time for myself as it is, I'm not going to spend it vacuuming.
Yeah! I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who vacuums (or dusts) rarely. I thought there was something wrong with me that I could allow things to go so long. But I'd rather play with the kids. With a full-time job, I get so little time for myself as it is, I'm not going to spend it vacuuming.
Yeah! I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who vacuums (or dusts) rarely. I thought there was something wrong with me that I could allow things to go so long. But I'd rather play with the kids. With a full-time job, I get so little time for myself as it is, I'm not going to spend it vacuuming.
MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i>
I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote></div>
Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)
I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote></div>
Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)
MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i>
I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote></div>
Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)
I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote></div>
Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)
MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i>
I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote></div>
Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)
I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote></div>
Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)
MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i>
I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote>
Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)
I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote>
Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)
MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i>
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<br />I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote>
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<br />Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)
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<br />I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote>
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<br />Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months back about a show where they talked about vacuum cleaners. The brushes of vacuum cleaners can spread germs while they pick up crumbs. So if you have a normal vacuum cleaner, it's possible that it isn't doing a heckuva lot of good. (We have a hand-vac and threw out the attachment with brushes. And we clean it thoroughly, with peroxide, every time it gets emptied.)