The "I Love This Product!" Thread

[Blaze]

I don't wanna be sick so I am going to change the subject...
I am determined to get this product. On the web site it's expensive, but on Craigslist, well it's worth waiting for.

http://www.flatstalker.com/ <~ this is awesome, and I want to get me one really bad. Now if I can convince Doll that I will come home with lots and lots of fish or at least a sun tan.

[Jet]

Used to do bumble & bumble, texureline et. al. for hair. waste of money.

Got Axe for a third of the price and love it all. shampoo, conditioner, fixative, body wash. not to mention they have great marketing.

Non-negotiables:

Hellman's maynonnaise
Smucker's strawberry perserves
Claussen's dill pickles
Hershey's syrup
Tide
Cheer dark
Woolite and Woolite dark
Spray & Wash with resolve

laundry's a major fucking deal. lol

[Hudson]

If you haven't tried Yoplait Red Velvet Cake yogurt, I'm here to tell you, it's damn delicious.

[Miss Scarlett]

A few of my favorites:

Seventh Generation liquid laundry detergent - it's amazing & formulated to work in cold water

Fage Total 0% Greek yogurt

Trader Joe's Wasabi Peas

Burt's Bees Hand Salve

HEM Precious Lavender incense

MAC eye pigments

Bare Minerals

[key]

Originally Posted by Miss Scarlett

Trader Joe's Wasabi Peas

Woo HOO Wasabi Peas, have your tried their puffed rice and seaweed balls. I make a little asian trail mix out of those two.


For me, discovered 5 years ago or so. Clip and Catch Nail Trimmers, how did I ever live without them? (Slobbily)

[MsDemeanor]

My large dog is getting up there in years, and my house has tons of stairs. I swear by the Ruffwear Harness. Originally designed for taking dogs on rough trails where they might need to be retrieved from a fall or lifted over rocks or trees, it's become a favorite among pet owners with disabled dogs. It straps securely around the dog, so she won't slip out, and has a sturdy handle on the back. I can lift my 70 pound dog off the ground by the handle. We use it to help her up and down the stairs - no falls, no injuries.

It might not seem cheap, but compare it to the cost of taking a dog injured from a fall to the vet and it's suddenly very cheap.

[Jet]

Originally Posted by MsDemeanor

My large dog is getting up there in years, and my house has tons of stairs. I swear by the Ruffwear Harness. Originally designed for taking dogs on rough trails where they might need to be retrieved from a fall or lifted over rocks or trees, it's become a favorite among pet owners with disabled dogs. It straps securely around the dog, so she won't slip out, and has a sturdy handle on the back. I can lift my 70 pound dog off the ground by the handle. We use it to help her up and down the stairs - no falls, no injuries.

It might not seem cheap, but compare it to the cost of taking a dog injured from a fall to the vet and it's suddenly very cheap.

My cousin's Bassett Hound has had major surgery for paralysis in his back legs. They have to exercise him constantly and tote him around. He's heavy. I don't know if she has this, but I'll mention it. thanks for the post.