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Microfiber to Clean Up Dog Hair

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Date: 08/13/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Pets | Pets > Pet Stains  
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Brooms don't do a very good job at picking up dog hair from the floor. I put a microfiber cloth around my broom bristles and secure it with a rubberband. TADA! It picks up the dog hair!

By Ramona from Granby, MA
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By Glenn'sMom (776) Profile Blog! Contact
That makes me remember when I was a child helping my mother do our Saturday cleaning. We had tile floors and Mom would stress over trying to get all the little specks of dust up (we lived on a gravel road) so she devised something similar. She would lightly sprinkle the floor with water and wrap a cloth around her broom and sweep up every single speck! Thanks for reminding me!

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