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Flea Collar In Your Vacuum

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Date: 05/04/2009 Topic: Pets > Fleas  
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Since it is close to being flea and tick season, put a flea collar in your vacuum bag every time you change the bag. This will kill fleas you catch on the carpet and keep them from getting back out of the vacuum.

By Robyn Fed from Hampton TN

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By Jean & Maggie (13) Contact
Flea collars are EXTREMELY toxic to animals and humans. Please google info on these before ever using them!

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Put a flea collar in your vacuum bag to kill fleas that you vacuum.

By catlady13711

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RE: Flea Collar In Your Vacuum

I find that flea collars for my cats need to be trimmed. Instead of wasting a whole collar in the bag, just place the trimmed remnants inside instead. It's worthwhile to buy slightly larger collars just for this reason, they cost the same! (05/03/2005)

By Cathy

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