For anyone who wants to know it’s a corneal eye injury due to martial arts. No blood. From all the reactions I was expecting a worse photo. Hope your eye heals joao7yt
My cat gave me a corneal abrasion by raking his claw right down the middle of my eye when he got startled. It was in October and I'm still feeling it now. Keep eye drops by your bed (thick water kind) and pop them in before going to sleep. That'll save you many a miserable morning friend 😁
I already did the treatment with antibiotics and eye drops every 3 hours for 2 weeks (yeah, every 3 hours no exceptions). it's already fully healed, I don't feel anything anymore. but thanks for your worry
I’m so glad it’s healed fully! My sister had a corneal transplant about five years ago. She needs to get her other eye done soon. The eye with the donated corner is a slightly different colour to her other eye now, I don’t know why though. You could see the stitches pretty easily before they were removed. She has really bad keratoconus and was considered legally blind, after her transplant healed she got really bad migraines from being able to see properly.
Definitely a dog , I have one that sheds a lot , it blocks the vacuum pretty quickly and then you send awhile unblocking it,
I have a different type of brush it has rollers and makes fur bricks within, then you vaccum ,
I really want to know what they're using looks mean as though,
It's sometimes weird to know we do in fact have a unique way of speaking, that isn't the accent. Well, some of us anyway. Not sure what other linguistic quirks we have that Aussies don't also have.
Look up something like "pet hair rake" on Amazon and there will be a lot of similar looking options available. 100% recommend because at my house, we truly thought our vacuum had gotten it all.
It's called a rubber broom. Wife has one. Experience taught us that the shorter the bristles are, the better it works. They even work great on smooth surface flooring. With traditional brooms, the dog hair gets caught in them. These very seldom get the hair caught in them.
I have tile flooring in the office, grooming, and medical rooms of the kennel. I stole the one the wife had in the house for the kennel and used it before I vacuumed up the dust before mopping.
Where they kind of fail is with fine dirt and dust
For those of you freaking out about how much hair they are cleaning up, I will bet money that's the corner where the dog crate sits.
Mine is basically a wide fine wire dog brush on a stick. It was cheap. Came from Amazon. You can adjust the handle for height but at its longest it would probably work best for someone a foot shorter than me.
We finally remodeled our main floor and put in all hard flooring so significantly less carpet.
It's a carpet scraper, we have a hand held one for furniture and our stairs and it is oddly satisfying. Home Depot has the one in the video, just look up carpet scraper
I have gotten a few of these and the handles don’t seem to hold up to the amount of pressure it takes to get deep into the carpet fibers to pull up the hair. I’m back to using a squeegee on hands and knees.
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