One of those "now why didn't I think of that" moments...

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thistlebloom said:
Maybe if you used a drill...
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I thought of that, but then I worried about things flying up at me. :hide

Would you believe my DH found a kit that you attach to a drill so you can clean your chimney without having to climb on the roof? And it does a downright awesome job too!

Hmm...trying to think of all the house-wifey things that could be attached to a drill and might be worthy of a patent....
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I guess you may have seen it by now, but if not, reading the reviews on the banana slicer that Amazon offers will get you chuckling. Also, there used to be some hilarious reviews for "fresh dressed rabbit" on Amazon, but I think it may have exploded the site.
I am constantly amazed at the wonderful wit of some folks.
 
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so lucky said:
I guess you may have seen it by now, but if not, reading the reviews on the banana slicer that Amazon offers will get you chuckling. Also, there used to be some hilarious reviews for "fresh dressed rabbit" on Amazon, but I think it may have exploded the site.
I am constantly amazed at the wonderful wit of some folks.
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What a hoot! I could read them all. Definitely going to show DH. :lol:
 
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I don't know why anyone would need a banana slicer, but I have gone through 3 different electrical gadgets for peeling my potatoes. All were gifts from family who knew how I hated peeling. Some worked pretty well, but now that I am convincing friends and family that eating the skins is healthier, all I need is a sharp knife for cutting.
 
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