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In the Queue: Vacuum Cleaners

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Vacuum Cleaner

Sonia R – Ontario, Canada; March 20, 2017 (76 comments) “So sometimes we just need to laugh at our misery 🙂 The other day I was vacuuming my slippers of all things and thinking to myself “I bet not too many people have to do this on a daily basis” and I just burst out laughing….please share something that you have found funny and frustrating at the same time.”

Vacuum Cleaners
Hugo R – LaPaz, Bolivia: October 26, 2020 (6+ comments)
My cleaning allies!
Vacuum Cleaners
Bill M – Plano, Texas: October 26, 2020 (22+ comments)
When it comes to managing expectations, every PRP patient and his or her family – eventually realizes that the flaking skin cascading daily from our bodies will eventually fall victim to gravity and end up on a floor.
Over the years I have heard tales of woe that describe how vacuum cleaners purchased pre-onset have succumbed to the rigors of “skin drifts”. Some vacuums died a heroes death; others just whimpered.