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When my sister visited this summer to help with the kitchen remodel, she wanted proof that I had used the new mop.
Mopped.
Today.
Do not do the math.
I keep a clean floor!
Took a trip to the mop with John, Yampy and Lee tonight.. great to see you lads.... got some great shots...!
Camera Sony SLT-A57
Exposure 3.2
Aperture f/20.0
Focal Length 18 mm
ISO Speed 100
A mop and bucket await the return of their owner to continue cleaning Blackpool tram 621, a Brush car built in 1937 and seen here in about 1980. The tram lasted in service until 2004
All these brand new mops & buckets!
The evening before the British grand prix at Silverstone and the Cambus allocation for the park & ride service are given a last minute clean up.
But why all the new mops and buckets, what have they been using in the past?
Los militares del Ejército de Tierra en Letonia, contribuyen con su esfuerzo diario al trabajo colectivo de @NATO en los paÃses bálticos. Todos aportan su experiencia y dedicación al cumplimiento de la misión.
The Norwex Mop System is safe to use on all floor surfaces. Why? Because there are no chemicals used at all. Here I have used the wet mop pad and water on this gorgeous solid wood floor in a heritage home in Auckland. It leaves a streak free, clean floor that dries very quickly. There is no lugging around of a mop and heavy bucket. The mop has a telescopic handle which can be adjusted to your height (no back breaking work!) or to the height of the wall, surface or ceiling you are working on.
Today I descended from the heavens awash in holy light to mop our floors with Dr. Bronner's and vinegar.
(Actually, it's just that our ceilings are low and the ceiling fans help create this weird lighting effect.)
Also, Brittany keeps accidentally ending up in my portraits, but I don't want to crop her out. I think it's a more representative portrait if she's by my side.