Editor's Note: Any public school kid will tell you…..shoe box equals habitat.How to Keep and Care for Pet DustbunniesBored out of your mind? Or are you just plain Crazy? Then listen up. I will give you all the information need to keep and care for a pet dustbunny. Since no one else had the time to create a page about this topic. anyways here is the info. Enjoy!Steps 1. Find your dustbunny(s). Their natural habitat refers to dry, cozy places like under sofas, mattresses and vents from a dryer. The best place to adopt a dustbunny is at laundrymats. (This is like heaven to them.) Cotton balls work wonders for neat freaks. 2. You'll want to rid him/her/it of D.M. a common disease that new born dust bunnies get. They are called dust mites. 3. Dunk your dustbunny in water, or for a more safer way, peroxide. 4. Don't worry, dustbunnies are like 20% air so you don't have to worry about drowning them! 5. Dry it off on a window pane, or with a blow dryer. 6. Give a name and a habitat. I'd prefer a shoe box lined with felt and old cloth. Tips * Being a dustbunny breeder, I have discovered the secret of multi-colored dustbunny coats! Simply let them live on felt that is the desired color! * Don't forget to feed your dustbunny! They like pocket lint and weaker and smaller dust bunny brethren. (Unfortunately yes, dustbunnies are cannibals.) * Wash your dustbunny about every 1-2 weeks to prevent more dust mites. * The best way to keep dust mites away is to keep a moth ball in its habitat or a line of bugspray. Warnings * You cannot kill all the dustmites and scabies on or in a dust bunny so be sure to wash your hands after handling these exotic pets. * I warn all people who have or have had any allergic symptoms due to dusty particles. Things You'll Need * Dustbunny or Cotton Ball (whichever you prefer) * Shoe box for a habitat * Food: pocket lint, bits of cloth, or shreds of felt Article added: 18 December 2009 wikiHowl collects funny how-to articles deleted from wikiHow.com, and brings them to you when you are looking for a laugh. wikiHow's content is shared under a Creative Commons license; with author credits for these silly or bizarre how-to's available via wikiHow's Deletion Log. |  Losing a dustbunny friend is distressing. 
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