the purging of the cat hair

[anotheranon]

I continued my cleaning jag today. D. removed most of the built-up cat hair from our various blankets and throws (forget knitting a new cat - I think we could get a whole litter!) and these are currently washing/drying as we speak. Kisia was rather disturbed by the temporarly loss of her favorite "seat", but she coped. What a trooper ;)

geekchick and I exchanged books and had coffee (evil dark Starbucks javaaah [maniacal laughter]!). The sky fell out just as I was driving home, but this was a good thing, as Proper Summer Weather has finally arrived and it was absolutely infernal in my car until the rain came pouring down.

Got home, lifted dumbells, sweated some more. Showers after prolonged overheating/exertion are beyond sublime, and this one was no different :)

Re-started "Plan of Attack" and washed more cat hair covered items. I think I can see the guest room bedspread now, but I am covered in fur and inhaled so much that I may be working on a furball of my very own :P Gack, gack gack....

I should probably try to sleep as I have that "work thing" tomorrow.

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[hadesgirl.livejournal.com]

Ok - STILL cleaning? Now you're startin' to scare me, partner.

Gigi ::::eeep::::

Cat hair removal

[timcharmorbien.livejournal.com]

Did you know the upholstery brush on a vaccum cleaner will pick up a lot of that cat hair? I had one of those small hand held mini vacs with a rotating brush that I liked to use on the livingroom furniture and throw pillows. It died recently, stopped sucking up the hair and I replaced it with what I thought was a similiar little vaccum. Unfortunately, it doesn't have the rotating brush but it does have an upholstery brush, I just have to remember to pull the gathered hair off the thing as I vacuum. :)

Char