Broken Glass

[BANGKOK RED]

A couple of hours ago I dropped a Beer bottle, is shattered obviously (It was also full     )

Anyway I have tried my damndest to clean clean up all the bits bit I am still finding tiny shards from time to time, considering that I have a toddler it ain't good.

Does anybody know of a way to clean it up properly, bearing in mind that my floor is tiled.

[Ralphy]

Hoover?

[Simon Pieman]

Sprinkle baking powder on the floor, sweep it all up and then give it a good hoover.

[thepeoplesgame]

A couple of hours ago I dropped a Beer bottle, is shattered obviously (It was also full     )

Anyway I have tried my damndest to clean clean up all the bits bit I am still finding tiny shards from time to time, considering that I have a toddler it ain't good.

Does anybody know of a way to clean it up properly, bearing in mind that my floor is tiled.

Don't feel bad, this is a question that has also flummoxed the greatest minds BANES council has to offer if the appalling state of the cycle path is anything to go by.

Sorry to hijack your thread but I pay my council tax, you fuckers, so how about you keep up your end of the bargain!?

[BANGKOK RED]

I should have mentioned that I do not own a hoover as I have a tiled floor.

[Northern Red]

Get on of those magic static dusters - shrads glass should be picked up by it

(I did the same thing on a wooden floor and used the static duster on a stick thingy that we've got...)

[Gazza's Fat Mate]

get yourself in a trace. if people can walk over fire I'm sure you can then manage alittle bit of glass.

[Simon Pieman]

I should have mentioned that I do not own a hoover as I have a tiled floor.

Just do what I said without the hoovering at the end

[neville w]

I love the sound of it.