Trivial. Fluff in bathroom.

jvjack

Have these separate bunches off fluffy collections that gather around all the skirting boards in bathroom and only on one skirting board in bedroom. Nowhere else. Hoover them up now and then and they come back. Just wondering if there is explanation of them.
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mebu60

Have you got exceptionally fluffy towels? 

jvjack

That's a thought. I don't think so. But I do hang one above that radiator. You might have answered my queries straight away.

grumpy_codger

An extractor fan? Normally this sort of fluff builds up inside and can be blown back by a strong wind.

jvjack

No extractor fan. I call it fluff. but don't know what it is.

bex2012

When was the last time you cleaned your radiator out? That looks very much like radiator fluff, especially if you dry towels over/near it! Have a peer down the gaps in the radiator. You can buy radiator brushes on amazon, its one of those cleaning jobs that is disgusting but extremely satisfying.

jvjack

Will do. Job for tomorrow. Looking forward to it. Night

FreeBear

jvjack said: I call it fluff. but don't know what it is.

"Dust Bunnies" - Fairly harmless, and they don't normally wander far in search of food.

Emmia

bex2012 said:

When was the last time you cleaned your radiator out? That looks very much like radiator fluff, especially if you dry towels over/near it! Have a peer down the gaps in the radiator. You can buy radiator brushes on amazon, its one of those cleaning jobs that is disgusting but extremely satisfying.

I have one, the brush we have is also long enough to reach the high bits of our ceilings making dusting /getting the cobwebs down much easier!

jvjack

Dust bunnies @freebear.  That's it. The pictures on Google of 'dust bunnies ' are what I've got. Found same clumps under kitchen table too. It was the clumping that I couldn't understand They apparently clump together because of static electricity. 

FreeBear

jvjack said:

Dust bunnies @freebear.  That's it. The pictures on Google of 'dust bunnies ' are what I've got. Found same clumps under kitchen table too. It was the clumping that I couldn't understand They apparently clump together because of static electricity. 

Don't believe everything you read on the internet. The clumping is part of their mating ritual, and if left alone, they will multiply.