I Highly Recommend It!

[Prettymaid]

Yes, but did you like it?

This thread was before my time. I'm going to have to recommend something. Let me think....

[Prettymaid]

Okay, I mentioned this in another thread, but I really love my Shark steam mop. It doesn't use chemicals, just water, but it's gets my ceramic tile floors so clean! And it doesn't put pressure on my back, because I don't have to 'push' as hard. It gets into corners and can 'flip over' so that I can use both sides of the cleaning pad, which is machine washable. Mine doesn't even have the three settings mentioned in this video and I still love it!

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwMp_uzFNlU[/ame]

[sodascouts]

Sounds useful! Thanks for the rec!

[EaglesKiwi]

I googled that pizza combo and got on the US Dominos site... but when I clicked on the pizza picture it took me to a new page: "Let's find your local store". It's gonna take a LONG time for that pizza to get here!

I too have something to recommend - Aveeno Intense Relief hand cream. The backs of my hands have been like sandpaper for years, and I have used so many different creams (Elizabeth Arden, Clarins, sorbolene, etc). I was so surprised at how well it worked - best of all it's available at the supermarket and is not too expensive. However despite the claim on the bottle it doesn't moisturise for 24 hours!

(Oh, and I love the paper cutter too - that and a heavy dispenser for my sticky tape so I can use it one handed make wrapping so much faster & easier!)

[SallyGee]

PM thanks for the info on the steam mop. I wondered if they worked. I used to always scrub my floors on my hands and knees, but my knees and back don't like that anymore. I haven't found a mop that really worked. I may get a steam mop now.
I recommend the Furminator for anyone with long haired dogs. It takes so much hair off. I have 2 dogs and one is part Keeshound and has a really thick undercoat. It works great. I'm not sure how it would work on short hair dogs. They also make one for cats.

[Troubadour]

I have a nail varnish recommendation. I love Rimmel's 60 Second range (I assume they sell this in the States too, but I can't be certain.) The varnish goes on really well and it dries so fast. I have spent much more money on OPI and Zoya in the past and, honestly, I prefer Rimmel. I find the others just get smudged or scratched no matter what I do, and they take FOREVER to dry. Plus, Rimmel is about a third of the price!

[sodascouts]

I'll have to try it, if I can find it.

[zeldabjr]

I'll have to try the Rimmel nail polish too if I can find it...I'm kind of a nail polish junkie!.....oh and the Aveeno hand cream too...my hands are awful in the winter and nothing really works well that I've tried so far

[WalshFan88]

Yeah I can see this is going to be one of the threads that I likely won't have anything to add. Other than maybe tech gadgets or something! All of my recommendations would be guitar related.

[Prettymaid]

WF, maybe there's a food or snack you can recommend, or something like that.