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dust buster to pick up food?
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Beck
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dust buster to pick up food?
Since DD makes such a mess when she eats, I have been using the cone dust buster to clean scraps of food too small to pick up.
BAD idea! All the food got stuck in the narrow part & it smells awful!
Any suggestions on a dust buster that is easy to open & clean all the crap out so it doesn't get stuck in there?
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Posted 8/7/12 10:50 PM  |
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PumpkinGirl
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dust buster to pick up food?
If you only want something small, what about a simple, small hand held broom & dustpan set that nests together?
I guess you don't have a dog? I've nicknamed her Hoover, because she immediately gets EVERY crumb dropped! 
Message edited 8/8/2012 8:09:35 AM.
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| Posted 8/8/12 8:08 AM |
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three4us
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Re: dust buster to pick up food?
Before we had a dog  I used a dust buster as well, it stunk, so I had stopped using it. Honestly, I found that letting the crumbs sit for a bit (so they dried up, so to speak) and then using a broom and dust pan worked the best. Anything liquid that wouldn't dry out I just used a Clorox wipe or paper towel in between floor cleanings.
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| Posted 8/8/12 8:59 AM |
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Beck
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Member since 7/08 1334 total posts
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still can't believe it's mommy
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Re: dust buster to pick up food?
Too bad I can't get my cat to eat avocado 
Since you both mentioned it, I guess a small broom & dust pan is probably the best thing (besides a dog)
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| Posted 8/8/12 9:41 PM |
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