A live Christmas tree instantly fills your home with holiday cheer — and pine needles. They land on your furniture and floor the minute you bring the tree into your house, and launch themselves into the far corners of your living room as soon as you take off the plastic netting. The branches deposit them little by little for weeks, then make one last stand at the end, showering pine needles everywhere, as you wrestle the tree out the door once its time is past.
I like to think the tree is just leaving me little reminders of the holiday season to enjoy for months to come.
That being said, you’ve got to clean up those pine needles, but since the buggers are larger than normal debris and can be sticky, too, it’s not your standard cleaning job. Here are a few methods that might work for you.
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