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doodlehead
He volunteered to take out the garbage. unsure.gif


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Pure Myrrh
Let's see a video of a Wife Gemach.
Margaux
Cute.
Brothers come in handy, too.
Elana
QUOTE(doodlehead @ Jan 22 2008, 04:55 AM) *
He volunteered to take out the garbage. unsure.gif


with a smile, too wink.gif

very cute
Pure Myrrh
Opening the toilet was a nice touch.
int
QUOTE(Pure Myrrh @ Jan 22 2008, 10:26 AM) *
Let's see a video of a Wife Gemach.


Wouldn't be accepted on youtube.
Pure Myrrh
QUOTE(int @ Jan 22 2008, 01:04 PM) *
Wouldn't be accepted on youtube.

What's wrong with having a woman come to cook, do the dishes, take care of the kids, and vacuum the house?
int
QUOTE(Pure Myrrh @ Jan 22 2008, 01:07 PM) *
What's wrong with having a woman come to cook, do the dishes, take care of the kids, and vacuum the house?


Nothing, except it will be about 10% of the video.
Pure Myrrh
QUOTE(int @ Jan 22 2008, 01:11 PM) *
Nothing, except it will be about 10% of the video.

Really? What do you think the other 90% will be?
int
QUOTE(Pure Myrrh @ Jan 22 2008, 01:42 PM) *
Really? What do you think the other 90% will be?


More vacuuming..
Pure Myrrh
QUOTE(int @ Jan 22 2008, 02:55 PM) *
More vacuuming..

There are plenty of vacuuming videos on YouTube....I don't see the problem.
int
QUOTE(Pure Myrrh @ Jan 22 2008, 03:37 PM) *
There are plenty of vacuuming videos on YouTube....I don't see the problem.


Some types of vacuuming leave more mess than they clean up.
Pure Myrrh
QUOTE(int @ Jan 22 2008, 03:44 PM) *
Some types of vacuuming leave more mess than they clean up.

So? Does YouTube have anything against messy videos? And you might want to get such a vacuum check, maybe the filter is missing or something like that.
int
QUOTE(Pure Myrrh @ Jan 22 2008, 03:53 PM) *
So? Does YouTube have anything against messy videos? And you might want to get such a vacuum check, maybe the filter is missing or something like that.


Nah, one usually shouldn't keep such vacuums for long. Move on to the next one.
Pure Myrrh
QUOTE(int @ Jan 22 2008, 04:00 PM) *
Nah, one usually shouldn't keep such vacuums for long. Move on to the next one.

Listen, I have a strong feeling that you have never used a vacuum. Used properly they make no mess at all. Possibly, when dumping out the bag (when it gets full) you can accidentally let some dust out, but if you are careful there is no mess whatsoever. I think the problem may be that you're using disposable vacuums! Buy a decent model and it can last for years if not decades.
int
QUOTE(Pure Myrrh @ Jan 22 2008, 04:09 PM) *
Listen, I have a strong feeling that you have never used a vacuum.


You're wrong. And I wasn't talking about myself at all in the previous posts, I was only talking in theory. And the theory is that if you happen to come upon defective vacuums that make a mess and spit all the dust back out, you should move on to ones with proper dust intake. Once you find a model that does that, you should keep it.
Pure Myrrh
QUOTE(int @ Jan 22 2008, 04:14 PM) *
You're wrong. And I wasn't talking about myself at all in the previous posts, I was only talking in theory. And the theory is that if you happen to come upon defective vacuums that make a mess and spit all the dust back out, you should move on to ones with proper dust intake. Once you find a model that does that, you should keep it.

Did you study vacuum theory in college? Because you should get your diploma revoked in that case. No current vacuums on the market spit all the dust back out, plain and simple, even if "defective". Find me just one case where that has happened. You might be able to drive a Hummer but I doubt you could make sense of a Hoover.
int
QUOTE(Pure Myrrh @ Jan 22 2008, 04:20 PM) *
Did you study vacuum theory in college? Because you should get your diploma revoked in that case. No current vacuums on the market spit all the dust back out, plain and simple, even if "defective". Find me just one case where that has happened. You might be able to drive a Hummer but I doubt you could make sense of a Hoover.


Fine, but at least the dust that they don't spit out will be securely stored inside and not lead to the growth and development of any kind of unwanted bacteria.
Collecting dust into another receptacle, such as a dust pan, and leaving it there, can lead to such consequences.
Pure Myrrh
QUOTE(int @ Jan 22 2008, 04:30 PM) *
Fine, but at least the dust that they don't spit out will be securely stored inside and not lead to the growth and development of any kind of unwanted bacteria.
Collecting dust into another receptacle, such as a dust pan, and leaving it there, can lead to such consequences.

Dust pans are for brooms, not vacuums. You are comparing apples to oranges. And frankly most household dust particles do not result in noticable bacterial growth even if left in a dust pan. Whatever you do, please never clean my house, thanks.
int
QUOTE(Pure Myrrh @ Jan 22 2008, 04:34 PM) *
Dust pans are for brooms, not vacuums. You are comparing apples to oranges. And frankly most household dust particles do not result in noticable bacterial growth even if left in a dust pan. Whatever you do, please never clean my house, thanks.


It's ok, I have enough houses to clean, I don't need to clean yours. In any case, you're missing out, I'm very proficient with my broom.
mosheshmeal
QUOTE(int @ Jan 22 2008, 05:38 PM) *
It's ok, I have enough houses to clean, I don't need to clean yours. In any case, you're missing out, I'm very proficient with my broom.

Well then, Int, perhaps you should volunteer at PM’s house.

mosheshmeal
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Pure Myrrh
QUOTE(int @ Jan 22 2008, 04:38 PM) *
It's ok, I have enough houses to clean, I don't need to clean yours. In any case, you're missing out, I'm very proficient with my broom.

My vacuum beat up your Honor Broom.
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