midnight armadillo
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Sun Dec-04-05 12:08 PM
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Is there a dust-free brand of kleenex? |
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Tissues are a seriously major source of dust in my apartment. We use Scott's tissues. Is there a dust-free brand?!?
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Sun Dec-04-05 12:35 PM
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LeftyMom
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Sun Dec-04-05 12:37 PM
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2. maybe switch to cloth hankies? |
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They're easier on the nose anyhow.
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Sun Dec-04-05 12:40 PM
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Kimberly Clark does make some lint free tissues, but they are kind of rough on the nose and if you use them a lot they will rub your nose raw in no time. They are called Kim-wipes.
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Sun Dec-04-05 01:43 PM
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4. I use those in an optics lab |
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Yeah, they're take your skin off.
I guess I am resigned to lots of dusting :(
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Sun Dec-04-05 02:05 PM
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5. dust is a protective coating for your furniture |
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Sun Dec-04-05 03:29 PM
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6. About 75% of dust in homes is actually dead skin cells. |
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Especially in the bedroom.
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midnight armadillo
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Sun Dec-04-05 04:28 PM
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8. Not in my apartment... |
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I swear, the quantity of tissues my wife goes through has always astounded me. The bathroom is constantly coated in white dust, thickest near the tissue box...
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Sun Dec-04-05 03:32 PM
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I use paper towels - the fibers of Kleenex irritate my allergies.
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