05-08-2009, 10:50 PM
Tweeze for hair removal. It's like a battery-operated tweezer and comes with a gel that slows hair growth. I have never tweezed in my life because it hurts. This doesn't and you don't need it very often.
05-08-2009, 10:50 PM
05-09-2009, 01:51 AM
kirby Wrote:I've been looking for the Pledge pet hair fabric sweeper in the stores and can't find it anywhere!
I got mine on E Bay, though I heard they are at Wal Mart.
05-11-2009, 12:21 AM
I found one yesterday! They were in the places I've been looking (in Target anyway) the just didn't have them when I looked.
I was able to use it and it will definitely help with the pet hair situation here, I can use this and then use tape to pick up the few stray hairs leftover instead of using tons of tape.
I wish it were reusable, I read some reviews on Amazon of people who pulled the rollers out and emptied it and reused it, but I'm afraid I'll crack the plastic, so I'm waiting until it's full. Otherwise, for $5 it really is a great deal and will help a lot!
I was able to use it and it will definitely help with the pet hair situation here, I can use this and then use tape to pick up the few stray hairs leftover instead of using tons of tape.
I wish it were reusable, I read some reviews on Amazon of people who pulled the rollers out and emptied it and reused it, but I'm afraid I'll crack the plastic, so I'm waiting until it's full. Otherwise, for $5 it really is a great deal and will help a lot!
05-12-2009, 12:06 AM
Christian Dior Diorshow Blackout waterproof mascara (and some peanut oil on a cotton pad to remove it--it's awesome mascara but only pure oil seems to work to remove it before I wash my face!)
Latisse prescription eyelash treatment. It's the bomb. About 2 months of using the treatment nightly, and my eyelashes are gorgeous--ridiculously long and lush! Bimatoprost (the active ingredient) rocks!
LUSH Karma Dusting powder. Super great.
Pureology Nano Conditioner. expensive but worth every penny.
Alpha Hydrox White (brand/line) facial cleansing products--perfect for my sensitive, oily skin.
microfiber cleaning cloths for around the house (all except the toilet--I use paper towels to clean the outside of the toilet).
pre-measured salt packets by NeilMed for a nasal saline rinse/neti pot. They're totally worth the money.
Ayr or Ocean Nasal Saline Gel. Perfect for a dry, sad nose. Amaaaazing--beats vaseline by a long shot.
Latisse prescription eyelash treatment. It's the bomb. About 2 months of using the treatment nightly, and my eyelashes are gorgeous--ridiculously long and lush! Bimatoprost (the active ingredient) rocks!
LUSH Karma Dusting powder. Super great.
Pureology Nano Conditioner. expensive but worth every penny.
Alpha Hydrox White (brand/line) facial cleansing products--perfect for my sensitive, oily skin.
microfiber cleaning cloths for around the house (all except the toilet--I use paper towels to clean the outside of the toilet).
pre-measured salt packets by NeilMed for a nasal saline rinse/neti pot. They're totally worth the money.
Ayr or Ocean Nasal Saline Gel. Perfect for a dry, sad nose. Amaaaazing--beats vaseline by a long shot.
jemsharminson
09-26-2009, 03:59 AM
Hi,
right now my favorite product is Plasma Televisions.Because is has following some extra ordinary feature.Not just like LCD screens.
1) Wi-Fi.
2) Hard drive
3) Ambilight, Ambisound, AMBX
4) Anti-Burn-In
5) Anti-Glare
Thanks for sharing this information.
right now my favorite product is Plasma Televisions.Because is has following some extra ordinary feature.Not just like LCD screens.
1) Wi-Fi.
2) Hard drive
3) Ambilight, Ambisound, AMBX
4) Anti-Burn-In
5) Anti-Glare
Thanks for sharing this information.
09-26-2009, 10:56 AM
I don't know why I didn't participate in this thread before!
Some of my favourite things:
1. Cascade Complete Dishwasher detergent... this stuff is awesome, puts all other brands to shame. Problem is, you can only get it in the States (don't make it in Canada), so when I go cross border I tend to stock up. I think I have five hoarded bottles now. LOL I *hate* doing dishes and I never pre-wash or pre-rinse, and I live alone, so I only run the dishwasher once or twice a week. By then, stuff is really dried on, and this stuff always works for me.
2. Mr Clean magic erasers -- they really do work on white plastic surfaces like the fridge and dishwasher top. But I read it's full of cancer-causing formeldehyde, which doesn't surprise me.
3. Feliway cat pheremone diffuser. I think this stuff really works for anxious cats. I used it when I went away, and when I came back, the cats were really lubby dubby LOL
Some of my favourite things:
1. Cascade Complete Dishwasher detergent... this stuff is awesome, puts all other brands to shame. Problem is, you can only get it in the States (don't make it in Canada), so when I go cross border I tend to stock up. I think I have five hoarded bottles now. LOL I *hate* doing dishes and I never pre-wash or pre-rinse, and I live alone, so I only run the dishwasher once or twice a week. By then, stuff is really dried on, and this stuff always works for me.
2. Mr Clean magic erasers -- they really do work on white plastic surfaces like the fridge and dishwasher top. But I read it's full of cancer-causing formeldehyde, which doesn't surprise me.
3. Feliway cat pheremone diffuser. I think this stuff really works for anxious cats. I used it when I went away, and when I came back, the cats were really lubby dubby LOL
10-14-2009, 04:48 PM
(05-03-2009 12:58 PM)Lindsay Wrote: [ -> ]Pledge Pet Hair Fabric Sweeper
Doesn't work as well as the commercials, but the best product I've used.
I bought one the other day and I love it! My sofa is made of that microfiber material and when I use the pet hair sweeper, it picks up all of the hair and leaves the sofa looking like new!
Another product that I like it Woolite laundry detergent. I love the smell and I like the fact that when diluted, I can spot clean the fabric furniture, rugs, and carpet (without damaging them).
10-16-2009, 01:41 PM
I need the Pledge Sweeper. Thank you for letting us know it works - will try to find one. I could probably build a new cat with the amount of cat hair on our furniture.
10-16-2009, 03:41 PM
(10-16-2009 01:41 PM)catsnotkids Wrote: [ -> ]I need the Pledge Sweeper. Thank you for letting us know it works - will try to find one. I could probably build a new cat with the amount of cat hair on our furniture.
Okay...that was FUNNY!!!!
CNK-buy one! It works like a charm. Now, it isn't big so you can't do these large sweeping strokes with it, but it really does do a great job.