I have long had cats and purposely get dressed for work right before I leave the house so that I'm not covered in cat hair. I change out of those clothes not long after returning home. But my work clothes (mostly sweaters and skirts) are distinct from my casual clothes.
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02-10-2013, 07:43 AM #1
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02-10-2013, 04:03 PM #2
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Yes. Most of you know I repair technical clothing. Cat hair is but one of the many reasons I insist that things be laundered before I work on them. I can tell as soon as I open the box if something has cat on it.
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02-11-2013, 07:06 AM #3
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I'm very allergic to cats and find it really unfun to be around cat people, even when there are no cats around. I usually have to excuse myself after my eyes start watering and my nose starts running. I basically just cannot go to peoples' houses who have cats unless they are very conscientious about vacuuming. I can't even stay at my mother's house when I visit because she has cats; I have to stay in a hotel.
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