Anonymous
5/28/2025, 8:53:03 PM No.2920317
How do people keep these clean?
Do they have a dedicated universal vacuum for them and suc them regularly?
Do they have a dedicated universal vacuum for them and suc them regularly?
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Thread 2920317 - /diy/ [Archived: 542 hours ago]
Anonymous
5/28/2025, 11:26:48 PM No.2920339
>>2920317 (OP)
They are self-cleaning. This one hasn't been cleaned since the 1960s.
They are self-cleaning. This one hasn't been cleaned since the 1960s.
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Anonymous
5/29/2025, 12:14:42 AM No.2920354
>Do they have a dedicated universal vacuum for them and suc them regularly?
Yes they're called blower vacs. Get a corded one and extension cord if you have a large lawn because these drain batteries like crazy.
Yes they're called blower vacs. Get a corded one and extension cord if you have a large lawn because these drain batteries like crazy.
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Anonymous
5/29/2025, 5:38:48 AM No.2920405
>>2920339
that is looking rough
that is looking rough
Anonymous
5/29/2025, 11:10:47 PM No.2920599
>>2920339
Da fuq is this? Alcatraz?
Da fuq is this? Alcatraz?
Anonymous
5/30/2025, 9:31:38 AM No.2920706
>>2920705
Then post a balcony and not a lawn that takes up most of the photo
Then post a balcony and not a lawn that takes up most of the photo
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Anonymous
5/30/2025, 9:33:50 PM No.2920821
>>2920704
but carpet with trapped moisture, bugs and bird poop. you don't want that in your indoor vacuum.
but carpet with trapped moisture, bugs and bird poop. you don't want that in your indoor vacuum.
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Anonymous
5/30/2025, 9:35:14 PM No.2920822
Anonymous
6/3/2025, 1:31:00 PM No.2921757
>>2920317 (OP)
The perspective makes this look like a lawn surrounded by a tall fence.
The perspective makes this look like a lawn surrounded by a tall fence.
Anonymous
6/3/2025, 5:03:45 PM No.2921793
>>2920821
You can do it in china where we ate all the dirbs.
You can do it in china where we ate all the dirbs.
Anonymous
6/6/2025, 3:05:58 AM No.2922314
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Anonymous
6/11/2025, 2:49:55 AM No.2923358
Anonymous
6/11/2025, 4:43:25 PM No.2923457
>>2920354
This.
We used to have fake grass in my work and it was a huge pain because you couldn't really pressure was it without causing damage, you could use a really low setting and a broad spray but it wasn't ideal. And then you'd just vacuum.
There's no reason you can't vacuum an outdoor space, it's all dirt. I use fly spray outdoors. It's all flies. This indoor/outdoor thing lives in your head rent free
This.
We used to have fake grass in my work and it was a huge pain because you couldn't really pressure was it without causing damage, you could use a really low setting and a broad spray but it wasn't ideal. And then you'd just vacuum.
There's no reason you can't vacuum an outdoor space, it's all dirt. I use fly spray outdoors. It's all flies. This indoor/outdoor thing lives in your head rent free
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Anonymous
6/11/2025, 4:53:23 PM No.2923460
>>2923457
This is my first time on this board in 5 years and this post is making me feel like I made the right decision.
This is my first time on this board in 5 years and this post is making me feel like I made the right decision.
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Anonymous
6/11/2025, 11:42:07 PM No.2923530
>>2923460
Didn't ask
Didn't ask
Anonymous
6/17/2025, 1:16:14 AM No.2924556
So I know the younger generation is pretty retarded now and have no idea how nature works anymore, but I'm going to let you in on a secret. Leaves? Grass? Wood? All of that shit is just hardened air. Carbon, Oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen and some other harder airs like magnesium and calcium. Just fucking mow them. Don't be the buck broken retard with a rake, just turn it back into air and the same soil it stole from your land in the first place.
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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 4:25:06 AM No.2926281