My dog is a pug, and if you didn't already know, pugs shed like crazy!!! Her fur is always everywhere and I let her go on my bed so there's always dog fur all over my nice down comforters. We also have two cats that have long fur and shed as well. I don't want to have to go to the dry cleaners too often and down isn't supposed to be washed in the washing machine or put in the drier, so the only way I get the fur off right now is just by airing it out (usually outside which is a hastle), and the fur goes flying everywhere else - including in my face and up my nose - so this is not a suitable solution. I would also use the lint roller for clothes and in the car, etc. I don't want to go out and buy just any old $1 lint roller from the corner store (which is my first instinct) and then come home to find that it's a peice of junk that nothing sticks to. So from your experience, what do you find is the ultimate lint roller?
You've answered your own question
Two small trailer tires, mounted so tread meets tread, (on fixed axles) so they just touch. One tire connected to a drive motor (electric) direct or pulley with V-belt (safer). 4 diameter PVC tube (feeder) directed at the contact area of the tires. Cans go into feeder tube, get crushed by the tires, then eject opposite from the feed tube.
It is difficult to doyou can buy one..
I'm /question/index?qid20061129060706AA7JMCE I really like the suggestion here about experiencing some really huge storms (and no I'm not a wacko who thinks fear is funny). It's like the street where you grew up. It's likely that the cars and noise use to be kinda scary too, but now you can cross a downtown street during peak hour. If you went back to that street it'd be quiet and peaceful. Same philosophy applies here. Apparently hypnosis can help as well. I'd probably suggest a general search on a decent search engine on overcoming fears. I wish you every sales success.
You already have one, use your feet
