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Put the cat and its litterbox in a closet until your daughter picks it up.
Jim
I always sorta thought the dust gave my layout that natural "weathered" look .
That way I didn't have to put fake dirt on the trains to give it effect.
I use a micro shop vac accessory pack by shop vac. It works with the shpo vac and the attachments are great. There is a small brush attachment that you use and seems to work the best for getting dust off of cars and roofs and the streets. Cost about 10 bucks at wal mart.
laz57
mackb4 wrote: I always sorta thought the dust gave my layout that natural "weathered" look . That way I didn't have to put fake dirt on the trains to give it effect.
Exactly
dbaker48 wrote: We got one of those also, as you said sure ain't cheap !! Then about 6 months ago the state of California being what it is, has passed legislation making them illegal !!! It appears the amount of O-Zone that they create is toxic.
Reading between the lines...If everyone set up an ionic breeze on the porch in CA the ozone layer would be replentished, and the smog will be removed...But I'm thinking the ozone is affecting either the Botox or the silicone.
Kurt
kpolak wrote: dbaker48 wrote: We got one of those also, as you said sure ain't cheap !! Then about 6 months ago the state of California being what it is, has passed legislation making them illegal !!! It appears the amount of O-Zone that they create is toxic.Reading between the lines...If everyone set up an ionic breeze on the porch in CA the ozone layer would be replentished, and the smog will be removed...But I'm thinking the ozone is affecting either the Botox or the silicone.Kurt
Both
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