Keeping your cardmaking area somewhat.... clean? Organized?
Aug 11, 2024 18:58:03 GMT
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Post by MDscrapaholic on Aug 11, 2024 18:58:03 GMT
Is there such a thing??!
I'm in the process of cleaning off my table so I can set up my new Empress on a turntable and get rid of "stuff" that has accumulated since the last card event I did. You know, all those little bits and pieces of paper/sequins/die cuts that I didn't use, that are everywhere. Things need to be put back where they belong.
I am AMAZED at how much DUST is everywhere. Dust and dog hair. It doesn't help that my table is dark brown/black and shows every speck. It's a pain to have to move everything out of the way, especially my Ott light, which has a round base with divided containers (dust collectors for sure). What should take me 10 minutes is taking an hour!
Any ideas for cutting down on the dust? I do vacuum every week (have carpet on the floor). I have a black lab that sheds like you would not believe. Everything is black/brown IKEA, and once I clean one thing, I have to move onto the next because you can really see the dust! I have air conditioning and don't open the windows at all, so no outdoor dust. My drywall must be disintegrating and slowly covering every thing with dust.
How do you keep the dust/dirt at bay? Do you have an air cleaner or filter running? Commiserate with me and tell me what you do to keep your space clean.
I'm in the process of cleaning off my table so I can set up my new Empress on a turntable and get rid of "stuff" that has accumulated since the last card event I did. You know, all those little bits and pieces of paper/sequins/die cuts that I didn't use, that are everywhere. Things need to be put back where they belong.
I am AMAZED at how much DUST is everywhere. Dust and dog hair. It doesn't help that my table is dark brown/black and shows every speck. It's a pain to have to move everything out of the way, especially my Ott light, which has a round base with divided containers (dust collectors for sure). What should take me 10 minutes is taking an hour!
Any ideas for cutting down on the dust? I do vacuum every week (have carpet on the floor). I have a black lab that sheds like you would not believe. Everything is black/brown IKEA, and once I clean one thing, I have to move onto the next because you can really see the dust! I have air conditioning and don't open the windows at all, so no outdoor dust. My drywall must be disintegrating and slowly covering every thing with dust.
How do you keep the dust/dirt at bay? Do you have an air cleaner or filter running? Commiserate with me and tell me what you do to keep your space clean.
