¿Cómo se dice lint roller?

No puedo vivir sin....lint rollers!
¿Cómo se dice lint roller?

No puedo vivir sin....lint rollers!
César Portillo de la Luz was my favorite bolero composer I never knew about, until this Monday when I heard a report on Public Radio International’s (PRI) “The World.” The Cuban musician passed away last week, at 90, but leaves behind beautiful work, including my favorite romantic ballad “Contigo en la Distancia,” among others, which […]
It’s been a busy week. Thank God for Coffee…
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After the marathon show that was the 2013 Oscars, I think I’m gonna miss all the award shows that we were getting used to every weekend. Personally, the Oscar show is a annual ritual for me, almost like an obsession where I sit in front of my tv and don’t move until it’s over. It’s […]
Happy Friday everybody. It’s time for a good movie. I’m looking forward to ARGO, a new film out this weekend by the multi talented and multi guapísimo Ben Affleck, who acts and directs. It’s about a real life event that you may (or may not) remember from the Iranian hostage situation back in 1979. (Yo […]
No hay palabra amiga. Yo le digo “rodillo pa los pelos” y ya. Sin problemas.
¿Cómo se dice “sprinkler”?
No sé.
ejele..pues quita-pelusa, no?!?!? y sprinkler es aspersor…aca le dicen sistema de riego automático, pero el “spout” digamos creo que es aspersor…;)
Yo la verdad creo que es rodillo, pero como se diga ya se que te voy a regalar para Navidad.
Cristi,
Could it be that we aren’t sure of the translation because most of us still wrap scotch tape around our hands and use that as a poor-man’s lint roller? Necessity, after all is the mother of invention and no one knows that more than our community! Sigue con el blog…people will soon come to realize how much you have to offer.
Suerte,
Valentin c/s