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smalfry


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	Member since: 7/27/09
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7/9/10 8:01 PM

Keep a chicken feather on hand as well as a paint brush.
The feather reaches into the tight spaces and collects the lint very well. Now locate the chickens , enjoy the ride in the
country! I also keep a soft one inch brush by the serger as well as a 6 inch feather.

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	leapyfrog said... I have a chicken connection; I will have to give this a try. 7/10/10 0:19 AM
	SandiMacD said... How unique! I never thought of using a feather. 7/10/10 0:53 AM
	JodieT said... Great idea. I don't have chicken feathers around, but can certainly round up duck feathers! ARKANSAS 7/10/10 2:46 AM
	nancy2001 said... Great tip. 7/10/10 7:56 AM