ah-HAH!
ladies and gentlemen - I have discovered the rather impressive problem with our dryer. on a hunch, after 3 fifty-minute cycles failed to dry a single shirt, I checked the lint trap. in addition to the thick film of fluff on the screen, I found THIS LINT METEORITE:
seriously. that brick of lint is actually larger than the trap itself. the very moment I extricated it, it began to expand like psychic space jelly. I COULD HAVE DIED.
I didn't, though.
oh, by the way, do you remember when I mentioned the mouse in my kitchen? the one that I barricaded behind the dishwasher with a yellow pages and a can of sweet peas? yeah. it was Renrick's hamster. chewed it's way out of its little playpen dealy.
luckily, it's a lot smarter than I am. it somehow managed to escape from beneath the counter and make it back into the cage before we woke up the next morning. so, no harm, no foul, I guess.
ladies and gentlemen - I have discovered the rather impressive problem with our dryer. on a hunch, after 3 fifty-minute cycles failed to dry a single shirt, I checked the lint trap. in addition to the thick film of fluff on the screen, I found THIS LINT METEORITE:
seriously. that brick of lint is actually larger than the trap itself. the very moment I extricated it, it began to expand like psychic space jelly. I COULD HAVE DIED.
I didn't, though.
oh, by the way, do you remember when I mentioned the mouse in my kitchen? the one that I barricaded behind the dishwasher with a yellow pages and a can of sweet peas? yeah. it was Renrick's hamster. chewed it's way out of its little playpen dealy.
luckily, it's a lot smarter than I am. it somehow managed to escape from beneath the counter and make it back into the cage before we woke up the next morning. so, no harm, no foul, I guess.
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I keep scrolling back up to look at the astro-lint. it's boggling my mind.