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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / January 2006Viva la SpotBot!!!
I don't know if anyone else here has mentioned this, but I recently bought a SpotBot, the walk-away carpet spot cleaner, and I LOVE IT! I bought originally because it would be less expensive than replacing the car seat cover in my car if I could get the ink out. Since Kami's downhill slide, I've used it a bit more... Also, the sudden change in food isn't agreeing well with her tummy on the exit side, and she's wiped her bum on the rug a few times. I just set down the SpotBot and it's GONE! A major recommendation for cat households. The best 120- bucks I've spent (other than the vet bill for Kami).  SignatureMargarita Salt "...practically no one in the world is entirely bad or entirely good... motives are often more important than actions." -- Eleanore Roosevelt > I don't know if anyone else here has mentioned this, but I recently > bought a SpotBot, the walk-away carpet spot cleaner, and I LOVE IT! I [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > it's GONE! A major recommendation for cat households. The best 120- > bucks I've spent (other than the vet bill for Kami). Right. Zippidy do da... just like that! ...and your carpet ends up with these circle spots all over. Guests think the aliens have had a field day with your carpet. Oh wait, I forgot. You are here taking it 'out' on us so you don't have to take it 'out' on Kami. >> I don't know if anyone else here has mentioned this, but I recently >> bought a SpotBot, the walk-away carpet spot cleaner, and I LOVE IT! I [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > ...and your carpet ends up with these circle spots all over. Guests > think the aliens have had a field day with your carpet. I have one of those too, good for doggie oopsies! And yes, it does leave clean 'dots' on the carpet! However, I have only used the cleaning fluid in it once - the first time I used it. since then I have either used just plain water (hot works best) or sometimes I've used Nature's Miracle in it. I only put about 1 cup of liquid in it, then run it on the 6 minute program *twice* - if running it while there's no liquid in the reservoir, it gets all that much more liquid out of the carpet. Then I cover the clean spot with a towel, so I don't end up with a dirty spot by walking on it and the dirt sticking to the damp carpet. But you'd be amazed at the dirt it sucks up - from a supposedly *clean* carper! >>> I don't know if anyone else here has mentioned this, but I recently >>> bought a SpotBot, the walk-away carpet spot cleaner, and I LOVE IT! I [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >But you'd be amazed at the dirt it sucks up - from a supposedly *clean* >carper! Perhaps my carpet is just cleaner than others. Management cleans it regularly, sometimes *before* the chimney sweeper, which is annoying. I do like the swirlies it leaves so I know where not to step until it dries. I wondered if it would do well with just plain water. >I wondered if it would do well with just plain water. I only use hot water in my carpet steamer. Its amazing how much soap remains in the carpet. I started this way back when a cat I had years ago (Griffin) was always licking his stomach causing little sores. It was part of my regimen to eliminate all chemicals which worked for Griff, but I never found out for sure what was causing the skin allergy. Spot cleaner is OK for accidents or high traffic areas but plain water does a great job for cleaning dust and hair and getting rid of old soaps and chemicals. -mhd > >I wondered if it would do well with just plain water. I can't see my feet anymore what can I do >> >I wondered if it would do well with just plain water. > > I can't see my feet anymore > what can I do get down on the floor; raise both legs high in the air; peddle like you are on a bike; keep up for half an hour and do daily forever. Also -- don't eat so much. MLB A nym shifting troll. See also: "-L." <bigbadbarry adelphia.net> "a christmas tree" "abRokeNegRo" "bag-o-switches" "black-ip" "chickenwing" "coffeedog" "hamandche betweentheknees.com" "johndoeisadick" "Levon" "Mr Tibbs" "Prozack" "wannabe" "watermelon" "whitershadeofpale" "hamandche... betweentheknees.com" <bigbadbarry adelphia.net> wrote: > Path: newssvr14.news.prodigy.com!newsdbm05.news.prodigy.com!newsdbm04.news.prodigy.com!newsdst01.news.prodigy.com!newsmst01b.news.prodigy.com!prodigy.com!newscon02.news.prodigy.com!prodigy.net!news.glorb.com!postnews.google.com!g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com!not-for-mail > From: "hamandche... betweentheknees.com" <bigbadbarry adelphia.net> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > I can't see my feet anymore > what can I do >> >I wondered if it would do well with just plain water. > >I can't see my feet anymore >what can I do Somebody is using my nym here. -mhd >>>>I wondered if it would do well with just plain water. >>> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > -mhd Check the headers. >>>>>I wondered if it would do well with just plain water. >>>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Check the headers. I did (just wanted to make sure the cats weren't using my computer), it was posted through google which I never use. Obviously it was Barry. -mhd >>> >I wondered if it would do well with just plain water. >> >>I can't see my feet anymore >>what can I do > > Somebody is using my nym here. It is Barry aka a too many alias to list He is using a lot of our display names > >I can't see my feet anymore > >what can I do <snip...good advice> > Somebody is using my nym here. it's still good advice, heh fat a.s? who you gotta know to get plonked around here. Im in the mood for a good plonking. this IS hump day <bigbadbarry@adelphia.net> Barry are you ok or what What is going on you are being a real pain today I have defended you to everyone since I joined the groups. You are not making it easy today Would you please knock it off hamandcheese@betweentheknees.com wrote:I only use hot water in my carpet steamer. Its amazing how much soap > remains in the carpet. I started this way back when a cat I had years > ago (Griffin) was always licking his stomach causing little sores. It > was part of my regimen to eliminate all chemicals which worked for > Griff, but I never found out for sure what was causing the skin > allergy. I use a steam cleaner on my floors and it works great. I never liked the thought of using chemicals, then the cat walks across the still damp floor, and then licks her paws. The steam cleaner uses only water and gets the floor very clean.
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