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Use a Magnet to Retrieve Pins and Needles

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Date: 06/25/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Tips | Craft Tips > Sewing  
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This one is for sewers, (or if you drop a nail when hanging a picture) whether you have a "bad" back or need to reach into a tight space, this works for me. Stick a magnet onto the end of a knitting needle or yardstick, etc. Then you can easily pick up those pins, etc. that always seem to fall where they cannot be reached.

By Barbara from B.C. Canada
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By susan King M (Guest Post)
I bought a magnet pickup thing at an auto store. Mechanics use it to get screws and stuff from inside motors. It's a telescoping like screwdriver (with a magnet end) and cost .99

Posted on 06/29/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Rasta (Guest Post)
Although this is a very good idea there is a drawback if you have a computerized sewing machine. The pins will become magnetized and in turn ruin the computer parts to the machine. I know from experience.

Posted on 06/26/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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