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  • Guest

    #1

    Laminate Flooring

    who said this stuff was great to ward off the carpet monster? I have just spent half an hour trying to locate a piece I dropped. Ended up using the blower nozzle on the compressor to find it.
  • takeslousyphotos
    • Apr 2013
    • 3900

    #2
    Laminate flooring eats small part just like the carpet monster does Terry...... but it also disguises them with bits of fluff and specs of dirt Thames up looking like boulders........ I've lost track of the number of times I have swept the whole floor then gone through the seedlings looking for that teeny tiny bit........ It also doesn't help having a "hairball" cat that brings half the garden in with him and deposits that on the floor


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    • monica
      • Oct 2013
      • 15169

      #3
      oh what a lovely moggie Peter,


      if that one sits under your chair and you drop a bit ,will never ,ever find in all that tabby fur lol,

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      • Guest

        #4
        I put a lino in my modelling room to help with easier to clean and so wouldn't lose the bits in the carpet, but I even have times when drop a small bit and hard to find... seems to show up more dirt/dust etc then you think....

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        • Guest

          #5
          Originally posted by \
          I put a lino in my modelling room to help with easier to clean and so wouldn't lose the bits in the carpet, but I even have times when drop a small bit and hard to find... seems to show up more dirt/dust etc then you think....
          Funny you should say that rob it like tumble weed.

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          • Guest

            #6
            Originally posted by \
            Laminate flooring eats small part just like the carpet monster does Terry...... but it also disguises them with bits of fluff and specs of dirt Thames up looking like boulders........ I've lost track of the number of times I have swept the whole floor then gone through the seedlings looking for that teeny tiny bit........ It also doesn't help having a "hairball" cat that brings half the garden in with him and deposits that on the floor
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            That's a living brush/floor sweeper.

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            • Ian M
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              • Dec 2008
              • 18272
              • Ian
              • Falster, Denmark

              #7
              Added pain with hard flooring, small bits bounce and roll like mad also much harder on the old knees when craw lim around looking for the darn things.


              What a lovely cat by the way.
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