29-03-2019, 07:24 AM
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Re: Dusting?
Originally Posted by summer
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I wonder when did it become trendy to be proud of having a dusty house? I like my house to sparkle what's wrong with that? I also spend time on other things ....just because I dust doesn't mean I'm preoccupied with it ...I'm like you May I get a kick out of seeing the place sparkle...it's therapeutic.
Nothing is wrong with that,summer,each to their own,we have a certain standard and we live by it,
...when I go out shopping (I walk to the shops),I love looking at gardens,you can also tell,usually by the front of a house,if they are house proud or not,..there is one woman on my travels,who is always cleaning,she was up a ladder cleaning her Windows! Yesterday 
..like you say I get great satisfaction from a clean ,tidy house,..right I'm off to dust,.....and yes,Ruthio,I know this is a light hearted thread,
29-03-2019, 02:15 PM
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Re: Dusting?
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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I'm not keen on dusting but I do love sweeping. Give me a large broom and a nice flat surface with no obstacles and I am happy.
And polishing!
And chucking bleach down the loos!
And cleaning the sink!
But dusting? Pffft!
30-03-2019, 01:12 AM
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Re: Dusting?
Originally Posted by Judd
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From dust we come, to dust we return. Don't ever dust, you may be dusting up someone you knew. 
30-03-2019, 09:02 AM
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Re: Dusting?
I don't see dust except when the Sun shines on it in the early morning. This really seems to show it up and I'll wipe it up it with a damp cloth. Other than that, I don't notice dust.Mrs mart always notices dust and finds it annoying because she can't do the dusting herself. She'll eventually have a go however, which makes me feel guilty and about once a fortnight, I give in and do the dusting.
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