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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]
We don't have any allergies in our house. I just can't imagine living in a filthy house.  If you are not dusting at least once a week, gross. Seriously gross. [/quote]

Meh.  At least my kids won't have allergies and asthma. :)

Dirty Baby, Healthy Baby? Early Filth May Reduce Allergies
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Nice try. Four of my five are adults.  Of the five we have exactly zero allergies, food or otherwise. They spent a ton of time outdoors as kids.  There is no excuse for a filthy house. If you are not cleaning, to include dusting, at least once a week, your house is filthy.  [/quote]

This is my mothers house. She doesn't dust, never washes her kitchen or laundry room floor. Curtains have never been cleaned. Yuck.
I don't like visiting because everything is so gross, but if we go you just don't touch anything. And you try not to look at anything either.

Ironically her BF has a rental beach house and she talks endlessly about how filthy OTHER people are. [/quote]

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