Originally Posted by blake.clark

Youve got entirely too much time on your hands.

Originally Posted by 1-2-3

Same as a Hot Water Heater. Doesn't make since.

Originally Posted by Chrisreyn

GUYS!! havent you learned the trick to this yet??

First time the BOSS asked me to help with housework, I shrank her fav blouse doing laundry, broke a few cups doing dishes and chased her cat around with the vacuum cleaner.... Now I get thanked for offering to help, told its sweet, but that she would feel better doing it herself!!

Originally Posted by chaikwa

You know, if we think about it, 'dusting' is really a contradiction in terms. To dust would literally mean 'to make something dusty' or 'to apply dust'. We really should be calling it 'UN-dusting' shouldn't we?

chaikwa.

Originally Posted by 12valve@heart

Actually, dusting is a correct term since all you are really doing it stirring up the dust to allow it to settle (dust) somewhere else- thus you really are "dusting". Your household air filter does the "un-dusting".

Originally Posted by BigErksG2

I dont know about you, but I use a damp wrag with some pledge... it would be undusting as the dust sticks to the wrag. However when I was younger(8-10), I thought whipping the wrag in a circle near a surface was the best way because it was the fastest. Mom never saw that, I knew I would get in trouble.

Originally Posted by Spooler

I always offer to help, but when the fussing about having to clean starts, I kindly ask her if she would like to do the brakes on her car, clean the horse stalls, feed and water the horses, mow the lawn, replace the tractor battery, etc,,,,,,, I would do house work in a minute.....LOL