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03-15-2005, 04:59 PM
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Feather dusters are able to shed there feathery heads and later regenerate them later. I had this happen to one of mine. I looked inside his tube one morning and nothing it was empty. The tube began to break down and was about to take it out, but decided to see if it would come back. Sure enought like 2 weeks later a new feathery head was there. So I would wait a while before you toss it in the garbage
JME tristan
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