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September 13, 2007

Yet Another Way to Wake Up in the Morning

If you liked "Clocky," the cute little alarm clock that jumps off the nightstand and runs away then you'll LOVEFlying_clock this alarm clock too!

Ladies and gentlemen, check out the Flying Alarm Clock...it wakes you up with a loud, annoying shrieking alarm. But that's not all, it has a cute little propeller that launches off the clock and flies into the air. You can't smack this alarm clock's snooze button to turn it off, instead you have to drag your butt out of bed and catch the propeller. Once you retrieve the propeller you must plug it back into the alarm clock before the shrieking alarm will turn off. And voila! You're awake!!! If you can go back to sleep after all that chaos then you clearly win the sleeping award of the year. :o)

Happy Snoozing/Searching/Shopping,
Payton

August 01, 2007

Finally, Lotion that Men Will Use Too!

Skin_md The search for the perfect lotion is officially over folks! Skin MD Natural is the ultimate lotion. In fact, it's a formulated shielding lotion that actually protects your skin from irritants that dry it out in the first place. This allows your skin to repair itself naturally and to replenish it's own moisture. Other lotions add an unnatural moisturizers to your skin that causes two unwanted issues: 1) they're greasy and slimy upon application and 2) they trick your skin into thinking it's moisturized which actually dries it out more after all the greasiness dissappears. This lotion soaks in so fast, you forget you put it on.

I shared my bottle of Skin MD Natural with several friends and we all agree that this lotion is awesome! I know many men who will not use lotions and moisturizers because they don't like the way they feel and smell. I had a few men that I know who strongly object to putting products on their skin and they truly liked the product and the results! I am highly sensitive to smells and this lotion has a very faint aloe scent. A couple of my friends couldn't even detect a scent at all. That's a huge bonus by my standards!

Happy Searching/Shopping,
Payton

June 20, 2007

Hairspray Crazy -- Use It, Abuse It, & Clean It Up!

Hairspray_2 Hairspray is one of those things that many of us use everyday and never think twice about. You style your hair, spray it with hairspray and run out the door, right? What else do you do with it? Anything??? If you're not, you might want to consider a few of these options...

1. Remove ink or lipstick stains from clothing (not suggested for silks and delicate fabrics). Saturate the stain and let it sit for several minutes, scrub the stain until it disappears and wash as directed.

2. Comb through eyebrows for a more controlled look.

3. Spray on drawings to help preserve them.

4. Spray on the insole of any shoes that your feet slip around in to prevent slipping.

5. Help preserve fresh by spraying the underside of the leaves and petals. To dry and preserve flowers, hang them upside down in a dark closet until they dry. Once dried, spray the top of the petals and leaves.

6. Stiffen the end of thread to easily thread through the eye of a needle.

7. Spray Sunday comics with hairspray to create a shiny homemade wrapping paper.

8. Make static cling fall away by spraying the clingy spots with hairspray.

9. Tame static-infused hair by spraying your brush before using it in your hair.

10. Use hairspray as a quick-dry for nail polish. (This works best with an aerosol hairspray.)

After all this hairspraying, you may find that you need to remove it off surfaces in your house. The best way to remove hairspray from walls and floors is to use Goof Off, Goo Gone and/or Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser. Be sure to test an inconspicuous area to ensure that the paint does not come off in the process.

Do you know of other uses for hairspray? Let us know!

Happy Spraying/Searching/Shopping,
Payton

January 17, 2007

Warming Up in the Freezing Cold

                              I don't kFpnow about you, but I'm not cut out for the brutally cold weather that we've been experiencing lately. Last time I checked, I lived in California. I was making jokes the other day about it feeling like we live in Alaska, but then I found out that they're enjoying single digit weather right now. Okay, so we're not that bad off, but I don't live in Alaska folks!

I thought it was time to bring out the big (warm) guns. It's definitely time to arm ourselves with some heavy duty warming artillary. Many of us have fireplaces in our homes, but we're advised to refrain from burning wood since it's not good for the environment. So, what do we do? What do the folks do that don't even have a fireplace? Simple! If you purchase a Freestanding GlassFire Smokeless Fireplace you can have a warm fire minus the wood and smoke!

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If you really want to keep the heat in, cover windows with plastic and place draft stoppers in front of the doors that lead outside.

Another environmentally-friendly idea is to heat up bricks in your oven until they're heated through. Carefully remove them with oven mitts and wrap them in several layers of newspaper. The newspaper acts as an insulator and will keep the bricks from burning you. Place several bricks at the foot of your bed underneath the covers for instant foot warmth. The bricks should stay warm until morning. You may also find that your cat (assuming you have one) may take to sleeping at the foot of the bed as opposed to on your pillow or snuggled in the covers with you. Double bonus!

Then there is the traditional bundling up and layering your clothes. For insanely cold days and/or snow days, Hot Chillys Thermal Underwear are my favorite base layer! Add to that your clothing of choice, a jacket, some nice lined leather gloves and some cozy wool socks and you're all set.

 

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So, there you have it. Some quick and fairly easy ways to warm up during this brutally cold winter! If you have any ideas to add, please comment and share with everyone.

Happy Searching/Shopping,

Payton 


 

December 20, 2006

Gifts for the "Germaphobe"

We all know at least one person who we'd consider to be a "germaphobe," right? That's not to say that most of us don't freak out on occasion over dirty situations.  Regardless of the phobic level, we have a few gifts that are perfect for the "germaphobe" in your life. Drumroll, please...

Sanitizing Toothbrush   Touchless Trashcan  Faucet Adaptor  Touch-Free Soap Dispenser 

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Just so we're clear, this post is not intended to make fun of "germaphobes" -- they are people too ya know. ;o) Really, this is just to let everyone know that there are cool products out there to help make your world a little less germy. I admit, I'm guilty of opening doors with paper towels and not shaking hands with people while I'm eating. There's nothing wrong with taking precautions. Remember, Airborne makes a great stocking stuffer!

Happy Searching/Shopping,

Payton