Your thoughts and experiences with Peticure: Does it work well? Are you satisfied?

Your thoughts and experiences with Peticure: Does it work well? Are you satisfied?


As a keeper of a few dogs, I have to say, I like the idea of this new product I've just seen come out called a Peticure. We have a dog that absolutely hates having her nails cut, you can tell it bothers her a lot, no matter who's doing it. Even a professional hand. The Peticure is like a mechanical nail file that gently grinds down your dog's nails with no danger of hurting them. That's the idea, anyway. Do any of you have experiences with the Peticure, positive or negative? Known anybody who has a word to say about their purchase? They start at about thirty dollars, so please give your feedback on this product by taking it to our open comments section below this post for all of us weary consumers.

~JD

Are you satisfied with the way the Tobi works?

Well, Jan Muller is at it again. Called a ''Home Innovation Expert'' or as I'd say ''Pitchman''. He and his cohorts make ironing sound like terrible, backbreaking labor. They call it the worst of all household chores! Oh, brother. Jan is here to introduce the Tobi quick steamer, which is supposed to replace the good old iron. I take my ironing seriously, so I'd like to know if this product works. Wouldn't you? Do you already know? They say it'll work on 100% silk, Linen, Wool, Polyester and denim alike, safely and easily. They're showing just one pass over the material to get the wrinkles out. Invented by Andrew Tobias, the Tobi is yet another in a long list of products that sound too good to be true. If you've used this steam powered super dewrinklifier and have good things to say or bad, let us know. Take it to the comments section. This sucker is going for 99 bucks.

~Lucy

Does ShamWoW work?

Does ShamWoW work?

If you've seen the following commercial and are wondering, well, I am too.








If you have purchased a ShamWow, in what looks like a very phony commercial to me, and are satisfied or dissatisfied with this product, please go to our comments section below the post and have at it. Give us your opinion of whether or not the ShamWow product works properly or doesn't. Thanks for your comments. Maybe they'll help someone lose hard earned money or miss out on a great product. I haven't tried Shamwow but I'm guessing it'll be the former problem as opposed to the latter.

~JD

Does Milk of Magnesia Work On Blackheads & Pimples?

Does Milk of Magnesia Work On Blackheads & Pimples?



I think we all know that this product works for other things, but this off-label use is one I've heard on numerous home remedies spiels. That the stuff can basically pull up blackheads when it dries and help dry up pimples. Have you tried it? When I have occasion to, I have and I say, it may help a little bit with the odd pimple here and there if not managing to be messy but that it really doesn't help remove blackheads. Have you tried it? What do you say? Go to our comments section and have at it, kids.

Repeat: This is obviously not going to reflect on what we all know Milk of Magnesia does work on and is supposed to work on.


~Lucy

Product Talk: Does Save A Blade Work?

Hey all. Catch the commercial for Save A Blade? We did. Save A Blade goes for $14.99 and comes with free gifts but does it work? It says it can give you up to 200 perfect shaves from a single blade...''up to''. You place your razor into the little machine and press the button. In seconds, it's supposed to be like new again. Thereby saving you hundreds of dollars a year. It claims to work by the same sharpening machines that professional kitchens use on their cutlery...since my face isn't a Christmas ham, I hope that's as far as that comparison goes to. PLUS, you receive a deluxe his and hers grooming kit-Free! It's probably worth...at least a few cents! You also get a five dollar rebate? Well, that means it's probably worth ten bucks, if even that. Tell us if you've used the product and whether or not you're satisfied with it. Go to the comments section below and sound off, baby. You give your product reviews.

~JD