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Tom Bender
10-16-2020, 5:44 PM
My shop has the best lighting and tools. It is the best place in the house for bandaging and clipping toenails and we did a couple of Covid haircuts there in spring. A few lost clippings are not a problem. Today LOML backed onto a cactus! ouch. The spines are too small to see so we cleared the bench/operating table and got out the task lights, magnifier and tweezers. Unfortunately still too small to see. Fortunately a few applications of package tape did the trick. Worked on her pants too.
Tom M King
10-16-2020, 7:03 PM
If we had a "like" button, I would have hit it.
Bruce Wrenn
10-16-2020, 8:50 PM
My shop has the best lighting and tools. It is the best place in the house for bandaging and clipping toenails and we did a couple of Covid haircuts there in spring. A few lost clippings are not a problem. Today LOML backed onto a cactus! ouch. The spines are too small to see so we cleared the bench/operating table and got out the task lights, magnifier and tweezers. Unfortunately still too small to see. Fortunately a few applications of package tape did the trick. Worked on her pants too.No pictures, didn't happen. Just kidding! Sounds like a real pain in the rear.
Bill Dufour
10-17-2020, 12:45 AM
A glancing flame from a propane torch will take care of those spines real quick. Do it every few months as needed. I am surprised you can grow succulents in Michigan.
Bill D
Erik Loza
10-17-2020, 10:11 AM
Welcome to the club...
Bernie Kopfer
10-17-2020, 7:11 PM
A glancing flame from a propane torch will take care of those spines real quick. Do it every few months as needed. I am surprised you can grow succulents in Michigan.
Bill D
If you did that once do you think she’d come back for another flaming?
Seriously when trail riding in the Southwest duct tape is in the first aid bag for thorn removal.. DKMHIK
mike stenson
10-17-2020, 10:39 PM
If you did that once do you think she’d come back for another flaming?
Seriously when trail riding in the Southwest duct tape is in the first aid bag for thorn removal.. DKMHIK

.. don't forget a comb, and a pair of pliers. A set of hemostats also is good to have.