Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t bother me at all. Some of you people have issues.

Everyone has different levels of hygeine. I wouldn't put on a homeless person's clothes for a million dollars. All the possible diseases and infestations are not worth it.

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t bother me at all. Some of you people have issues.

What if your neighbor uses your vacuum to clean up cocaine spills and your house is raided by the DEA the next day? Do you really think they are going to accept some wild story about vacuum lending?

Wouldn’t bother me at all. Some of you people have issues.

I'm glad I have good neighbors. If I put it in the group chat, I'd have many vacuums offered to me. Asking for help is how you build community.

Yes would lend without a second thought.

Nope, I mean don't ask to borrow. Its weird

Nope

With the three hours you had until the guest arrived, I would have run to Walmart and bought a new cheap one rather than borrow from a neighbor.

Anonymous wrote:You people are beyond crazy.

Seriously right? Who even thinks about borrowing someones vacuum. Beyond bizarre.

I would be grossed out if you asked to borrow my vacuum. I don’t want your assorted hair in my vacuum. I also don’t want to risk something like a bedbug or fleas gets sucked up and then taken to my house.

You people are beyond crazy.

Anonymous wrote:Wait don’t you have cleaners who come with own mops and professional vacuums?

It's Thanksgiving holiday in the US today. But yes many people do that, and it's nasty.
Whenever I have hired cleaners, they use my own equipment. Sharing filth with publically used cleaning utensils is just unhygenic.

Wait don’t you have cleaners who come with own mops and professional vacuums?

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Anonymous wrote:Why is it gross? I’m not putting the vacuum cleaner in my mouth.

Would you also use a neighbors hair brush? Their underwear?

I know, someone asked to borrow our food processor once. Like, what?! You want my diva cup too?

yes