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I find forceps pullers the ideal tool to deal with things in the disposal.
I had to feel around for a few moments to find whatever it was I'd dropped in there. Not only could I not stop thinking about what could possibly happen to my fingers, I had scum on my wrist and hand that had been clinging to the underside of the flaps. Yuck.
I hate touching raw chicken.. always feel like I have to wash my hands for a long time whenever I go near it (obviously you have to if you touch raw chicken)
Um, that's what the dog is for. It's a fair trade off...dog eats all fallen food, and in exchange, I vacuum up all dog hair on floor. Seems fair to me!
LOL. I used to mix their dog food (w/ egg, rice, etc. with an immersions blender and once it went all over the cabinets which made me jump and spill most of it down the from of the lower cabinets.
Called the dogs and they licked the cabinets like lollipops.
Otherwise they sit outside the kitchen area (not allowed in) until I call them to eat any spilled items on the floor.
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I had to feel around for a few moments to find whatever it was I'd dropped in there. Not only could I not stop thinking about what could possibly happen to my fingers, I had scum on my wrist and hand that had been clinging to the underside of the flaps. Yuck.
Ugh!!! I hate that! And those flaps are so hard to clean. They're so... flappy. lol
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Originally Posted by Mikala43
LOL. I used to mix their dog food (w/ egg, rice, etc. with an immersions blender and once it went all over the cabinets which made me jump and spill most of it down the from of the lower cabinets.
Called the dogs and they licked the cabinets like lollipops.
Otherwise they sit outside the kitchen area (not allowed in) until I call them to eat any spilled items on the floor.
LOL. I used to mix their dog food (w/ egg, rice, etc. with an immersions blender and once it went all over the cabinets which made me jump and spill most of it down the from of the lower cabinets.
Called the dogs and they licked the cabinets like lollipops.
Otherwise they sit outside the kitchen area (not allowed in) until I call them to eat any spilled items on the floor.
The Springer Spaniel we had years ago did an excellent job of cleaning up. While he was rather well behaved, you couldn't leave him anywhere near a child with an ice cream cone.
Raw meat. I have to wear gloves. I hate the thought of it getting under my nails. Yes, I have a nail brush. I still can't do it. I just shredded up some cooked chicken wearing my gloves.
And I LOOOVE meat.
I keep a box of gloves to chop onions, handle meat, polish furniture. Polishing furniture with lemon oil gives me the creeps without using gloves, slimy hands and my nose starts to itch. I buy the box of powder free latex gloves so I don't have to feel the meat and other things. I use them to clean out my refrigerator and clean my stove stop too. I don't like to get the junk under my nails either.
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