March 15, 2011

Hi Everyone,

Have to...have to...have to share this with you. As many
of you know I am a proud cat owner of two whom rule my
household :) Well, as you know cats tend to puke up hairballs
from time to time, and as much as you scrub and scrub some times
the stains are just a bare to get out. Let me tell you something,
our sister company (PulseTV) just got in the Stain Buddy Kit 3
weeks ago. I instantly bought a set (you get 2 full size bottles
in the kit with a microfiber cloth), for the next time my cat
decides to leave me a slimy little present :) Well, Max finally
left me a present Sunday morning, and I used my Stain Buddy Kit.
Honestly, you guys...it's the BEST stain remover I've used (and
I've used quite a bit the last 8 years). I simply sprayed the
stain, let it sit for 5 minutes, and scrubbed lightly and the
results were superb. For those who are interested in the Stain
Buddy Kit - it's only $13.99 for 2 full size bottle!
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Handy Hints Holly

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Hint 1:

Did you know you could make your stove top scrub-free? Before
you start cooking, give the top of your oven a light coating
of cooking spray. Anything and everything you spill while
cooking will disappear with a simple swipe of a damp paper
towel.

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Disinfecting UV Scanner kills 99.9% of germs in 20 seconds
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Hint 2:

Potatoes and cauliflower tend to turn brown when boiling or
if they sit too long before serving. Keep them white by
squeezing a dollop of fresh lemon juice into the cooking water.