stanski Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 Took the tree down - as carefully as I could and put it in the back - I have vacuumed everywhere there was a trail of needles, but even so I am still finding them? Do they grew new ones? I just know I will keep finding them for the rest of the year! Quote
Dene8 Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 Took the tree down - as carefully as I could and put it in the back - I have vacuumed everywhere there was a trail of needles, but even so I am still finding them? Do they grew new ones? I just know I will keep finding them for the rest of the year! I'm pretty sure they breed like mice. I ended up with a boot full of needles and a broken dyson..... Quote
ATTAK Z Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 Why didn't you burn it? - saves the trail of needles and leaves only the one area to clean up Quote
stanski Posted January 7, 2010 Author Posted January 7, 2010 Took the tree down - as carefully as I could and put it in the back - I have vacuumed everywhere there was a trail of needles, but even so I am still finding them? Do they grew new ones? I just know I will keep finding them for the rest of the year! I'm pretty sure they breed like mice. I ended up with a boot full of needles and a broken dyson..... Well the dyson is great at coping with it but really like building dust your not supposed to use it for that are you? Makes a nice Terene of muck and trees needles in the see though chamber Why didn't you burn it? - saves the trail of needles and leaves only the one area to clean up That would ruin my expensive solid oak floor mate that I put down! Quote
mc Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 my tree is sat outside the back door wondering why its outside again after it was a good tree and only dropped a few needles Quote
stanski Posted January 7, 2010 Author Posted January 7, 2010 my tree is sat outside the back door wondering why its outside again after it was a good tree and only dropped a few needles Same here although its dropped some needles its one of the best ones we have ever had - if I could take cuttings I would ! Quote
rtbiscuit Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 i saved on needles by not letting my wife have a christmas tree been needle free since 2003 Quote
Dene8 Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 i saved on needles by not letting my wife have a christmas tree been needle free since 2003 I assume you have a fake tree then....? No one can be soooo mean that they deny their better half a xmas tree for 6 yrs.......? Quote
stanski Posted January 7, 2010 Author Posted January 7, 2010 i saved on needles by not letting my wife have a christmas tree been needle free since 2003 I assume you have a fake tree then....? No one can be soooo mean that they deny their better half a xmas tree for 6 yrs.......? Quote
rtbiscuit Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 no fake trees here. xmas 2009 = away at parents for most of it; no tree xmas 2008 = on honeymoon in the maldives; no tree xmas 2007 = first xmas together. both had xmas at parents; no tree xmas 2006= lived at home but all went away for xmas; no tree xmas 2005= can't remember xmas 2004= away at ex girlfirends for xmas; no tree xmas 2003= away at uni only popped back for xmas; no tree Quote
stanski Posted January 7, 2010 Author Posted January 7, 2010 no fake trees here. xmas 2009 = away at parents for most of it; no tree xmas 2008 = on honeymoon in the maldives; no tree xmas 2007 = first xmas together. both had xmas at parents; no tree xmas 2006= lived at home but all went away for xmas; no tree xmas 2005= can't remember xmas 2004= away at ex girlfirends for xmas; no tree xmas 2003= away at uni only popped back for xmas; no tree make Xmas 2010 one at home with a proper tree then Quote
Dene8 Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 no fake trees here. xmas 2009 = away at parents for most of it; no tree xmas 2008 = on honeymoon in the maldives; no tree xmas 2007 = first xmas together. both had xmas at parents; no tree xmas 2006= lived at home but all went away for xmas; no tree xmas 2005= can't remember xmas 2004= away at ex girlfirends for xmas; no tree xmas 2003= away at uni only popped back for xmas; no tree I detect some form of phobia of both xmas and the seasonal tree thing.... Quote
rich5259 Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 I had to stop Joy trying to put our tree (fake BTW) up in September Quote
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