[request to borrow.vacuum cleaner]

[wispfox]

Another thing I would love to be able to borrow, since I shall likely be putting down lots of baking soda after the Nature's Miracle application and cleanup, is a vacuum cleaner which is actually decent on carpets. I _have_ one, but it doesn't do a very good job on the fairly thin carpets I have now, and the new place has thicker carpets. I intend to get myself a better one, but am unlikely to have a chance to do so before moving in. And I'd prefer to not have baking soda all over the place until then. :)

Anyone local to me have a vacuum cleaner I can borrow? (sheesh, I'm asking for stuff a lot of a sudden!)

Comments

[ratatosk.livejournal.com]

You can borrow ours.

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

Ooh! Excellent. Thank you!

(I shall let you know when I put the baking soda down, as it'll be a couple days after that that I will need to vacuum)

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

May end up not borrowing, as volta has offered the use of a wet-dry shop vac, which would also be helpful for getting up the results of the use of Nature's Miracle.

Will let you know if I do, in fact, need to borrow. :)

[volta]

I am probably not as local as you are looking for, but I do have a couple of vacuums you could borrow if you want--a regular bag-type household cleaner, and a significantly more powerful wet-dry shop vac.

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

Oooh. Wet-dry shop vac would be _really_ useful in terms of not having to towel dry after the use of Nature's Miracle.

And you are actually local enough. :)

I think I would very much like to borrow the wet-dry shop vac. How often do you need to be able to use it? I'd like to borrow it for the next couple weeks, as I don't know when exactly I'll be having time/materials for the Nature's Miracle and baking soda application and removal.

[volta]

I do not use either of them very often at all. You are welcome to borrow either or both for the duration of your move, if you want.