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Nature book Read : The Sea animal Sponges

Ptrikha_2 @ptrikha_2 (49753) • India 25 Jul 21

So I again had a nature or rather Animal Book Session. The book is First Animal Encyclopedia from Penguin Random House. The image is of Sponges that look like plants but are actually animals attached to the seabed. Their bright...

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Relatives from Hell

Madwirch58 @Madwirch58 (23) • United States 30 Dec 09

Do you have relatives that you wish would just die and leave you in peace? Or show up on your door step begging for a place to crash for a few days and stay mounts? Well you are not alone My Husband has this cousin that if we...

relatives from hell

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Paper towels, sponges, or cleaning clothes?

katsmeow1213 @katsmeow1213 (28716) • United States 6 Jun 09

Which do you use most for cleaning? I typically use paper towels, however awhile back I bought a bunch of microfiber clothes. So now I use both. I'll use the clothes for a quick wipe down, and I'll use the paper towels for when...

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Changing your kitchen sponge

bamakelly @bamakelly (5191) • United States 3 Feb 09

I like to change my kitchen sink sponge every so often because I hear that they contain a lot of bacteria due to moisture. Do you change you sponges on a regular basis also?

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I asked hubby to pick up a new sponge

estherlou @estherlou (5015) • United States 31 Dec 07

I have a favorite sponge when I hand wash dishes. It's a soft sponge that's pliable inside a mesh cover. Well, it's seen better days and we needed a new one. Hubby bought two new ones. One looks almost the same--a sponge inside of...

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Can you wash sponges?

guss2000 @guss2000 (2232) • United States 18 Jun 07

I wash my dishes with a sponge. I bought these so-called antibacterial sponges that are supposed to not get dingy or smelly for longer than a normal sponge. However, i think these things are getting nasty quicker than the regular...

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This is the way we wash the dishes

Modestah @Modestah (11177) • United States 14 Jun 07

wash the dishes, wash the dishes.....*singing* When you wash your dishes, do you prefer to use a washrag or a sponge, or something else? I much prefer a cotton cloth than a sponge, I feel I can manipulate it easier. my...

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Do You Use Sponges?

villageanne @villageanne (8553) • United States 28 Feb 07

I use sponges to wash my car with and sometimes to clean my home with but that is about it. However, I know many people who use a sponge for everything from dishes to walls. I read an article today that said "Almost every sponge...

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Grems and Viruses in the house. What do we do?

Papago @Papago (30) • United States 28 Jan 07

I ran across this article on google and found it interesting. It was about the number of viruses and grems that lurk around in the kitchen. It focuses mostly on the kitchen sponge and how the are more than a million bacteria on...

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Does Anyone Ever Microwave His/Her Sponge or Dishcloth?

berlynn1975 @berlynn1975 (737) • United States 10 Jan 07

No, not Spongebob... but seriously. I've heard that most "kitchen sink" sponges have the most bacteria in the house. They're often used to clean everything from kitchen tables, to kids' mouths, to dishes. And, they typically do...

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