Monday, May 10th, 2010 | Posted by Sara Noel

BISSELL Pet Hair Broom winner

logo bissell BISSELL Pet Hair Broom winner

PetHairBroom BISSELL Pet Hair Broom winner

Special thank you to BISSELL Homecare, Inc. (http://www.bissell.com/)

Congratulations to the winner. Paul, you’ve won a BISSELL Pet Hair Broom. Enjoy!

Thanks to everyone that entered.

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Posted by Sara Noel on May 10 2010. Filed under Contest Giveaways.
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5 Comments for “BISSELL Pet Hair Broom winner”

Suzanne R.
5/10/2010 - 11:43 pm

Congratulations, Paul! What a nice win!!
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Paul
5/11/2010 - 12:16 pm

Thanks Suzanne,

We *really* need one! Maybe even two – 1 for each hand!

Paul
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Paul
5/13/2010 - 2:45 pm

The broom has arrived – Thank you!!

I eagerly unpacked it and admired it; set it in the corner but nothing happened. I guess I’ll have to walk around the house with it… or, if I can find the cats, make them sit next to it.

Thanks again, Frugal Village and Bissell!

Paul
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Darlene
5/14/2010 - 1:55 pm

Lol Paul, no chasing of cats allowed. Enjoy your loot!
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Paul
5/14/2010 - 10:10 pm

Darlene,

HA! Chasing/herding cats – doesn’t work (I read the manual). I thought, if I could entice them to sit *next* to the broom that the natural cat-hair magnetism of the broom would gather fur…

So, I am resigned to manually gathering fur (sigh). But this broom definitely does a great job! Give it a spin.

Paul
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