
With a lot of studies now showing that the expensive bottled water is no better than the water coming out of our tap, we now need to get water bottles that we can take where we go. Tappening’s water bottle are made from 100% BPA free plastic and are available in green or blue. The Green bottle says “Think Global, Drink Local”, and the Blue bottle says “What’s Tappening?”. You can also get these in stainless steel bottles in Silver, Blue, Gold and Red. All of the money raised from these bottles has been put back into their campaign and website to help keep the world a cleaner, better place.
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Do you know any Hannah Montana fans? If so, Hannah Montana Backstage Pass is a must have book for them. With this book, they will be able to go on tour and backstage with her. We get to see behind-the-scenes glimpse of Hannah’s life. This book also has ten interactive elements including a removable backstage pass, a fashion wheel, concert program, posters, stickers, and a plastic guitar pick. By reading this book, you get to find out what it’s like to “live the life” with this exclusive, all-access look into Hannah’s rockin’ world!
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I am all about saving the environment for my kids. However, I just wasn’t ready to jump on the eco-friendly shopping bags just yet. I didn’t understand how many plastic bags I would save or how many less trip to the car would be made to carry in the groceries.
Ityse has changed me. It has changed my life. How, do you ask? I will never go grocery shopping without these ever again. Not only are these bags ecofriendly, they are also stylish. I love that the bag the holds the bags looks just as stylish as any purse out there. It isn’t obvious that you are saving the enviroment, and well, I like that. This cute pouch houses 4 mesh bags and 1 black bag.
Did you know that the average family of four goes through around 1,000 bags grocery shopping over the year? Isn’t that crazy? Many cities are now either banning plastic bags or charging a 20 cent per bag tax. In you live in one of the taxing cities, Ityse can easily save you $50 per year. Best of all, these are made in the US. Now, what was my turning point? Look at this:


Now, this was a huge trip, so this was only half of it. However, as you can see from the first picture, all five bags are full. I was floored to see how much food was in those bags. That is over half of my kitchen table. Plus, everybody at the grocery store wanted to know where I got these bags. They all loved them. The girl bagging my groceries was even impressed. She loved how the bags contoured around what she was putting in them.
I am glad to say that I am now doing my part to save the environment thanks to Ityse.
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Does anybody still remember MacGyver? Do you remember how he could make all those crazy gadgets by using whatever he had on had? He was always able to escape using the oddest things and get the bad guys. Well, real life isn’t that far off from some of the things he was able to come up with. The Sneaky Uses Book series brings us all one step closer to being a MacGyver in our own homes.
The first book in this series of books is Sneaky Uses For Everyday things. From this book, you can learn how to make a megaphone, convert your radio into an aircraft broadcast receiver, and make a flood alarm. There are 80 things in here you can make (and that doesn’t include the bonus applications), and each of these are made from things you should easily find in your house! There are no extra shopping trips needed to pull this stuff off.
The next book is Sneakier Uses For Everyday Things. This book will show you how to make an antigravity rollback toy, a hovercraft toy, and even a breathing device! This is an additional 40 items for you to build in your house!
The next book in the series is the Sneakiest Uses For Everyday Things. Again, all of these things can be made from items you just have laying around. I’ve learned how to make a calculator, a magnifier using only a paperclip and paper, and a mini boomerang. This book has an additional 40 projects for you to try out! Like the other book, it also gives you step by step directions and illustrations to show you how to make these awesome items.
The Sneaky Book For Boys is right up any boys alley. They can learn how to get drinking water from plants, make a periscope, and make an emergency flotation device. I love that at the end of the book there is a list of other books and resources to check into. You can keep the learning experience ongoing then. There is also a section in the book for sneaky animals. You can read all about spider and lizards that are sneaky (and right up a boys alley).
We don’t want to leave the girls out, so there is also The Sneaky Book For Girls. Here we can learn how to make a drawer alarm, make milk into plastic, and how to make batteries.
These books definitely make excellent stocking stuffers for anyone in your house. The activities can be used in the classroom, for homeschooling, and just for fun too! I got a kick out of reading how to make some of these items and I definitely felt my inner MacGyver wanting to come out!
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The Playdoh Creativity Center is a winner in both parents and kids eyes. If you find you have playdoh and playdoh accessories all over your house, you need one of these! Not only does it have a table for your little one to play on, all of the playdoh and accessories go inside. I know it has been a lifesaver in my house. Now, Madison and I both know where all of her playdoh stuff is. There is enough space inside that you can put other playdoh accessories and playdoh in there. We have several different sets in ours. On the table (which is the cover) there are also spots (or molds) that allow the kids to make all sorts of different shapes like strawberries and such. You can also buy the plastic that goes on top and gives the kids a theme to build playdoh things with. I think it comes with one that looks like four plates, so the kids can make playdoh food to put on the plates. I can’t tell you how many hours Madison has played with this. It is worth every penny. You can’t get it at places like directbuy, but it should be pretty easy to find at Kmart, Target, etc.
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