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    Any ideas for picking up a ton of dry Christmas tree needles off the carpet?

    Oh yeah, Ive already ruined a vacuum doing it in the past, So NO a vacuum doesn't do the trick!

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    hmmmmmmmmmmmm well
    i would use a broom, except they dont work too well on a carpet.
    someone should invent something that sucks them up or something

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    a vacuum?

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    Tweezers and a lot of spare time?

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    get pet hair roller and roll it all around the carpet.

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    regular straw broom to get them in one area then vacuum

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    vacuum cleaner

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    Contrary to popular belief, a vacuum just won't do the trick. It will push those needles down deeper into the carpet.

    Instead, take a piece of duct tape (which has the strongest glue), wrap it inside out around your hand. Use the sticky side to pick up the needles. When the tape is full, turn it so that the other sticky side that was at the top of your hand is now at the palm. Pick up more needles. Keep doing this with as much tape as you need to pick up all the needles.

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    1. vacume
    2. hand and duct tape

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    Go get one of those "Swivel Sweepers"! I just bought one for that exact purpose after watching the infomercial! It works fantastically, and is really great on carpet and all over the house. It sucked those pesky needless right up! Best of luck!


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