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Demonstrating the Large Floor Roller

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Picks up fish scales and toenails. #diy #hometech #gadgets #pets #tools

What happens here

The demonstrator then introduces the larger, long-handled 'Stick It!' roller, which is twice the size of the handheld version. He shows its use on various floor types, including carpet, tile, and hardwoods. For fans/ceilings, he advises turning off the fan and using the roller to pick up dust and debris from fan blades. On floors, it effectively gathers pet hair and debris into a line, acting as a broom. He also demonstrates using the non-sticky, bristled side to flip over and pick up larger debris like fish scales or toenails. It's also suitable for area rugs and can be used on furniture to remove pet hair from larger surfaces like beds.

Goal: This step demonstrates the larger, long-handled version of the 'Stick It!' roller for cleaning floors and large areas.

Tools and materials

  • Stick It! Long-Handled Floor Roller
  • Various Floor Surfaces (carpet
  • hardwood
  • tile)

What they say

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hand of fur. You can bring that to me and I'll use it. Or if you short hair, do it outside. It'll send that short hair a flying. The whole house will look like We don't want that. That's our basic set right there. Everything in the box. Even if you buy this set anywhere, I go, "Well, wait, there's more." And for the next 10 callers while the operator standing by, well, this comes with it for free. And it's twice the size. Caling fan at home. Step one, turn off the fan timing. Stick the blade in there. Go back and forth like an argument. Get dust and debris. Go down to your Tyler hardwoods. No more hair hockey. You can grab the hair, drag it right to your dust pans. Keeps it on the line. Flip it over. Pick up fish scales, husband toenails. If they're down there, go to an area rug or a place they lay so you don't fry out your dicying. Or hand it to your friends and family. If they're in a frenzy over fluffy fur on the furniture on a Friday, they can roll off their own spot. And if you let the animals in bed, are you tired of hairy sheets? Sheets with the fur. Roll those

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