said by Warzau :

I guess using a duster on a extension pole was too hard.

said by Sweet Witch :

This is why my hair dryer has a tag on it that says not to use it IN the shower and plastic bags tell you not to put it over your head.

said by Maccawolf :

My Windex bottle says
Do not spray directly into eyes.

said by Warzau :

I guess using a duster on a extension pole was too hard.

said by AB :

You're supposed to do it from off to one side, then?

said by Maccawolf :

I must be doing it wrong then. I spray it onto kleenex and apply the kleenex to my eyes. That seems to work pretty well.

said by Sweet Witch :

This is why my hair dryer has a tag on it that says not to use it IN the shower and plastic bags tell you not to put it over your head.

said by Maccawolf :

My Windex bottle says
Do not spray directly into eyes.

said by CanerisErik :

How disappointing. When I saw this thread title in the ticker, my first thought was that it would refer to DSLR posters.

said by snipper_cr :

Hmm, that's interesting. I was always under the impression that cobwebs were generally NOT flammable. Not that Ive used a blow torch to clean them out, but for one reason or another I remember lighting one on fire around a camp fire one. It just sorta shriveled and powdered and then disappeared. There is not much there to burn due to their light nature so it seems hard they would burn long enough to light a house on fire.