Fluff problem!
Aug 30th 2005, 2:51 pm
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by Bella Donna
But that's what dust is, mostly. Dead skin cells....
And there was me thinking it was mostly talcum powder
Aug 30th 2005, 3:07 pm
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Re: Fluff problem!
[I had a fluff problem on Monday after eating two big breakfasts on Sunday!
Aug 31st 2005, 2:31 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by Steve Zodiac
[I had a fluff problem on Monday after eating two big breakfasts on Sunday!
TUT! There's always someone to lower the tone!
Is your washing-machine a top-loader by any chance? Many ppl on this forum have reported that one of the "side-effects" of a top-loader is fluff on clothes.
Gina
Yes my machine is a top loader so mystery solved then eh!
Aug 31st 2005, 2:35 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by A dogs life
Do they have a pamphlet on dust too? Where the hell does the dust come from. We have a spare bedroom which we keep closed and sealed from week to week, and yet have to dust it every couple of weeks.
Mrs JTLs theory is that Oz houses aren't sealed to the outside environment too well, so even if you have all the doors and windows shut, you still get dust everywhere.
ADL
Mrs JTLs theory is that Oz houses aren't sealed to the outside environment too well, so even if you have all the doors and windows shut, you still get dust everywhere.
ADL
Aug 31st 2005, 2:38 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
Its dusty because its dry, we've had no rain cos someone kept complaining about it
Aug 31st 2005, 2:39 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by meelie
Not guilty!
Aug 31st 2005, 3:22 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
Its dusty because its dry, we've had no rain cos someone kept complaining about it
I know it did, cause I woke up and wondered what that strange noise was. I had to get up and look out the window, then saw it was raining.
I'd forgotten what it sounded like
This sounds like a joke, but it actually happened like that !! (well, it was middle of the night and I was a bit sleepy)
Aug 31st 2005, 4:30 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
Its dusty because its dry, we've had no rain cos someone kept complaining about it
Where the heck are you living these day Mrs D??? Its been raining on each of the last 3 days. Not for long, apart from Monday night when it poured down for most of the night, but the odd shower in the afternoon each day. And its predicted showers for the next few days too.
I haven't had to fill either of my pools up in two weeks, which is a sign of decent rainfall, when you take into account evaporation (oh and a hole the size of the grand canyon in one of them
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Aug 31st 2005, 4:40 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by A dogs life
Where the heck are you living these day Mrs D??? Its been raining on each of the last 3 days. Not for long, apart from Monday night when it poured down for most of the night, but the odd shower in the afternoon each day. And its predicted showers for the next few days too.
I haven't had to fill either of my pools up in two weeks, which is a sign of decent rainfall, when you take into account evaporation (oh and a hole the size of the grand canyon in one of them )
I haven't had to fill either of my pools up in two weeks, which is a sign of decent rainfall, when you take into account evaporation (oh and a hole the size of the grand canyon in one of them
) .Actually when I was just down at Ormiston I did notice that it seems to be fairly green down there, greener than here anyway. I had to put 3 inches of water in my pool on Monday, first time since April.
Aug 31st 2005, 9:25 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Well you are all lucky having pools! We have a pathetic little bath tub and thats it! Plan to buy house with pool evetually and then I can say 'oh i had to fill my pool cos its been soooooooooooo dry and dusty here ! I'm not jealous honest! 
Aug 31st 2005, 9:53 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by meelie
Well you are all lucky having pools! We have a pathetic little bath tub and thats it! Plan to buy house with pool evetually and then I can say 'oh i had to fill my pool cos its been soooooooooooo dry and dusty here ! I'm not jealous honest!
.(at least Im not bragging about having 2 pools like someone else
)
Aug 31st 2005, 10:02 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Have your belly button cleaned professionally.
Aug 31st 2005, 10:14 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
tell ya what I'm fed up of..... cleaning the wooden Venetian blinds in our rental property..... total dust harbourer.....
boom
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boom
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Aug 31st 2005, 11:47 am
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Re: Fluff problem!
Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
LOL sorry have sent you some karma .
(at least Im not bragging about having 2 pools like someone else )
.(at least Im not bragging about having 2 pools like someone else
)
