“Okay. I can’t stay right now. When you have TAKEN the time to clean, give me a call. And then I’ll see if I can clear a path in my schedule to come over again.”
We’ve had cats for 45 years and have rarely had this issue. We’ve always had a top of the line sweeper and we stay on top of it. Our friends’ house is the same. It CAN be done!
Ha….we don’t have any cats so don’t need to worry about that. Just the accumulated dust from months and the multiple remotes, sweaters, coats, mail from yesteryear, books that we’re going to read someday.
Have lived with cats and dogs my entire life and have had little trouble with hair and fur. Sweeping, vacuuming (weekly) and brushing. There are some really good brushes and curry combs available and most pets enjoy the attention. Growing up we did have one grey cloth stuffed chair where a couple of our grey-striped tabbies loved to sleep. It was in the ‘formal’ living room (as opposed to the regular one) and a great uncle would always head for that chair when he visited. He was also very ‘stuffy’ and always wore a grey suit and tie. Needless to say, we had to wipe him down every time. Luckily, he only visited a couple of times a year.
allen@home almost 3 years ago
Don’t anybody sneeze. The path will then become unclear.
kingdiamond69 almost 3 years ago
Get used to it at my house you will get dog and cat hair on your clothes because it is their house too .
Gent almost 3 years ago
Don’t worries. Putty tat will covers the path soon.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member almost 3 years ago
That was -—— sort of -——- thoughtful -——- in a way. … I think.
Aussie Down Under almost 3 years ago
Achoo , gesundheit. Thanks but I’m outta here !
mikeyman almost 3 years ago
and plugged up my nasal passage.
whahoppened almost 3 years ago
Just pet the cat to get a good static charge and drag him around to collect all that hair.
Doug K almost 3 years ago
“Okay. I can’t stay right now. When you have TAKEN the time to clean, give me a call. And then I’ll see if I can clear a path in my schedule to come over again.”
Red Bird almost 3 years ago
Are you fur real right now?
P51Strega almost 3 years ago
Did he just lie down and roll along that path? The human lint-roller?
Vilyehm almost 3 years ago
So, Mark, what did you listen to or watch, as you sat there making line after line after line?
dflak almost 3 years ago
We had a golden retriever that shed about half his body weight every day. We just gave up and got orange furniture.
Zebrastripes almost 3 years ago
Brings a new meaning to warm and fuzzy….ew
jango almost 3 years ago
That must be a huge lint roller that he has!
Lee26 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
We’ve had cats for 45 years and have rarely had this issue. We’ve always had a top of the line sweeper and we stay on top of it. Our friends’ house is the same. It CAN be done!
oldlady07 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Ha….we don’t have any cats so don’t need to worry about that. Just the accumulated dust from months and the multiple remotes, sweaters, coats, mail from yesteryear, books that we’re going to read someday.
GreenT267 almost 3 years ago
Have lived with cats and dogs my entire life and have had little trouble with hair and fur. Sweeping, vacuuming (weekly) and brushing. There are some really good brushes and curry combs available and most pets enjoy the attention. Growing up we did have one grey cloth stuffed chair where a couple of our grey-striped tabbies loved to sleep. It was in the ‘formal’ living room (as opposed to the regular one) and a great uncle would always head for that chair when he visited. He was also very ‘stuffy’ and always wore a grey suit and tie. Needless to say, we had to wipe him down every time. Luckily, he only visited a couple of times a year.
Lady loves a joke almost 3 years ago
Achoo!