xXBADGERXx`s Top Tip #1

I was giving the Alpinestars a bit of a clean today after a particularly messy foray on the bike . I washed off the Countryside spatter and dried them , then gave them a quick squirt with Pledge . They are synthetic Leather so don`t take long to do . I then picked up a Yellow duster and gave them a quick wipe down . I looked in horror as the Velcro grabbed up loads of Yellow lint on the Hook part of the Velcro .



Doh!!!!!!! . I had a rummage around and found something under my sink still in it`s packet . I looked at it and thought "What the heck , it`s gotta be worth a punt" . I opened the packet and 5 seconds later the boots looked like this ..........



And what did I use for removing the offending Yellow Fluff ?



One of these , A wiry Dog brush called a "Slicker Brush" , very handy for removing stuff from Velcro .. only thing now is the Mutt ^..^ is looking at it longingly and now expects a pampering ....... Tough eh

Did you give your Mutt a pampering after teasing it so?

Yes she had a go with the "Slicker" brush afterwards , now ...... does anybody have a way to get Yellow fluff off a dog ? ^..^

[Stu]

You've hung your wallpaper upside down.

[_Stretchie_]

I do this on my boots, mine have a REALLY big velcro area because they are not closed with a zip fastener, deffo worth it

Originally Posted by Stu

You've hung your wallpaper upside down.

hes right

[G]

I really did just laugh my head off at that....brilliant.

[Luckypants]

Originally Posted by Stu

You've hung your wallpaper upside down.

Gutted.

Yep... i`m afraid i totally agree and that wallpaper is upside down unless you were standing on your head to take the pic?

Originally Posted by Stu

You've hung your wallpaper upside down.

So is xXBADGERXx's Top Tip #2 going to be "Don't hang your wallpaper upside down"?