I did.
Just the other day. In fact, after transplanting all of those herbs I showed you, I had to vacuum the whole apartment!! Well, I hadn’t vacuumed since before I went to LA, so it really did need it.
I have 3 different vacuum cleaners for 3 different types of cleaning needs. Ivan bought a small handheld vacuum cleaner from Shark, one of my favorite brands, that we used to clean up the area around where he sat, and watched his computer, and ate. Well used. Small, convenient, rechargeable.
I bought a wonderful Shark vacuum, from QVC, before we left Iowa. The main arm of the vacuum can articulate, meaning it folds up when you’re done with it, taking up only a small space on the floor, and while vacuuming, the arm has a joint that you can release so it vacuums underneath things like a bed, or sofa, chairs; you get the idea. I bought it for that, and the fact that it was one of the first to have lights on the front of the vacuum head. Score!
The third I bought most recently, a canister type cleaner that I wrote a post about within 2025. I wanted an electric cleaner that, when I had a lot of cleaning to do, I didn’t have to change batteries every 15 minutes. It’s made by a company called Koblenz, which is very popular down here, much like Amana, or Whirlpool up North.
The point is, I used all 3 yesterday in the clean up process, and had to take all 3 apart, and clean them. They were an utter mess, all of them. The filters were so full of dust, and dirt they were unrecognizable as filters. I let them dry overnight, and now they look like gently used/almost new machines. I didn’t take any photos because I was too tired. Sue me. 😏
That’s the end of my transplanting journey, and it’s clean up, for now. I’ll fill you in on the growth aftermath at a later date. To be sure.
Until next time, stay happy, and healthy in the Lord.
Post script: happy 25th birthday to our first grandson Isaac James. God bless you.