Scissors for Dusting
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I agree with Allandra. Their basic scissors for cutting hair are good and if you can, take them to a barber and get them sharpened. Cheap scissors with barber sharpening is wonderful.
Also, you can always use a very sharp pair of toenail scissors. They are ultra sharp most times and very easy to use.
~Jade~
Also, you can always use a very sharp pair of toenail scissors. They are ultra sharp most times and very easy to use.
~Jade~
daviine
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Allandra and Jade...thanks a million.
I just have three questions:
1. Where can I find the Goody brand of scissors. I'm not sure that I've seen them before.
2. Is there a certain brand of ultra sharp toenail scissors----how will I know if its ULTRA sharp as opposed to just sharp? Is there some kind of test or trick I can perform?
3. When using the toenail scissors, do I need to clip at an angle or can I just clip straight across?
1. Where can I find the Goody brand of scissors. I'm not sure that I've seen them before.
2. Is there a certain brand of ultra sharp toenail scissors----how will I know if its ULTRA sharp as opposed to just sharp? Is there some kind of test or trick I can perform?
3. When using the toenail scissors, do I need to clip at an angle or can I just clip straight across?
Daviine,
I'm with Allandra with places for the Goody scissors. I've gotten mine at both Target and CVS.
Most toenails scissors are ultra-sharp. The way to tell to be sure is to simply run the tip on a finger. If it very easily tears a bit of your skin, you know they are way sharp enough
And, cut straight across when using them.
Much Love,
Jade
I'm with Allandra with places for the Goody scissors. I've gotten mine at both Target and CVS.
Most toenails scissors are ultra-sharp. The way to tell to be sure is to simply run the tip on a finger. If it very easily tears a bit of your skin, you know they are way sharp enough
Much Love,
Jade
