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Kate 3/2/2016 11:13:45 PM | Tia, I completely understand. They seem to be everywhere. My daughter got a doll for Xmas that seems to have moving hairs. How do you know when it's just static electricity or something else? |
Tia 3/1/2016 1:15:38 PM | Thanx for all the responses! @Mel, I wish I could walk around the store with a magnifying glass lol! I was actually thinking about buying a blacklight a few months ago but still haven't decided yet. But I suppose there's no real way to not draw attention to yourself observing store products. But at least we can observe our own homes. @Martha, I still have fibers on all my clothes. But the fibers aren't the problem (it's annoying when you find them though cuz it's a constant reminder that bugs have invaded your home). We need to kill the bugs but they just don't wanna die O_O @Peter, how do you clean the air ducts? And what about the vents that the air comes through? I have central heat/air and I've noticed a build up of dust in the vents but I can't get to it to clean it. I'm also at a loss as to how to clean the basement since there's cracks, crevices & wall peelings everywhere. Like, there's no way I can do full coverage of the basement on my own. |
Martha 2/28/2016 7:45:19 PM | Hello Tia. I know what you mean about the hair fibers. I bought a cheaper air purifier that was medium size (a Honeywell from Lowe's) and then I bought a larger much more expensive one on line. The smaller one works much better. It draws in air from the front, the expensive one from the bottom. Do your homework and research them. I am having a problem with my winter coats having fibers. Does any one have any suggestions? I have been using lint rollers. Thank you!! |
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