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Clorox wipes. My electric broom. Swiffer dusters. Windex wipes. Paper plates and plastic cups. Those are a must. Anything that makes cleaning house easier. Of course a MAID would make it easier! Im actually considering finding one. And those face cleansing towelettes! Great for removing make up. When i bother putting any on that is. And my razor that has soap around the blades. Makes it easier to keep up with shaving. Posts: 624 | From Oklahoma | Registered: Jun 2010
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One of my favorite things is real lavender oil. I don't know what I did without it.
I put it in my bath water, put it on my pillow at night, I even clean with it sometimes.
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Udi's gluten free bread is by far the best gf product I have found. And that includes trying to make homemade gf bread! (although I do have a great recipe for gf Irish soda bread)
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Manderson, You must immediately share that recipe or face the consequences.
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Id be interested in eyeballing that recipe myself! Thanks for the memory jog tutu...i forget everything these days. And if were having chocolate..sign me up! I dont have any cos walmarts been out so i dont know the brand but they sell cocoa almonds that have 1 bitty gram of sugar per serving. Theyre in 100 calorie snack bags but theyre great for a chocolate fix!
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Walmart finally had them...theyre Emerald brand cocoa roast almonds. They only problem is they come in those 100 calorie packs. And theyre kinda pricey imho. But DH loves them and usually just eats the whole box lol!
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If you can stop at one bag... And paul must be getting desperate if hes eyeballing the soap as something to eat!
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Ive wanted to get one of those steam mops but someone said you cant use them on hardwood floors...no matter what they say. Id really like to have one tho!
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Omg you brought me to my knees with the cains iced tea. I havent had that in MONTHS. All the cafes here use cains. And someone told me that the steam from the mops warps the wood. Made me afraid to try one.
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Misfit.. that is where I found out about Cain's.. not in OK.. but in a restaurant somewhere. The tea was so good, I asked what the brand was. Now I'm HOOKED!!
Like a true Texan, I can have iced tea in the dead of a Missouri winter!
---wait a minute--- What's a "true Texan" doing in MO??
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Tutu...probably the same thing a TRUE TEXAN is doing in okla lol! You can take the girl outta texas but you cant take the texas outta the girl. We texans are a proud of our state bunch huh? And if were having chocolate would someone please pass me some??
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In regards to recipe for Irish soda bread, I sent via PM to those who requested it. It's from "1,000 Gluten free Recipes" by Carol Fenster. This recipe is GF, but is not low yeast due to sorghum flour. If anyone else is interested, I can send recipe - Just let me know.
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I was born in san antonio. The old brooke army medical center. And manderson..thank you for the recipe! It sounds delish and like something fun to make with my daughters. I cant talk them into a homemade tamale making party...maybe theyll make bread with me!
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I love Bare Minerals makeup. It actually IS what it promises to be.
I'm an "ivory girl" (actually Dove), not a makeup wearer, but when I do get dressed up or made up I now have something that doesn't feel thick and heavy or irritate my skin.
Love the Reach dental floss - also Glide floss,
Chocolate of course (I'm not crazy),
Granulated garlic (good flavor, easy prep)
Spinach (I could eat it at every meal!),
Jordan Almonds!!! (my house is "nut free" so a rare treat),
Haven't gotten around to trying the Dove soap yet, I'll take Paul's word for it!
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swiffer wetjet spray cleaner (i know, i know) my 65 inch high def tv set netflix signature club a makeup from hsn mexican food indian food (especially chicken curry) ranch in wyoming texas roadhouse filet mignon turtles (the chocolate kind with pecans) yellowstone park 2010 camaro
ooops, sorry, got carried away, you said products..
well all those things make me happy.
and gerard butler.
hehehhe
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- Avalon Organics Lemon Shower Gel - and their Lemon shampoo.
No artificial ingredients, no fake scents, just lemon oil - no petroleum products (as are in most shampoos and soaps). -
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San Pellegrino Sparkling Mineral Water. It tastes best if you drink it directly from the bottle at a 30 degree angle from your face.
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coffee! wood clogs muckluk slippers airwalk footwear: the cheap ones from payless jeans: levi's/converse my old quicksilver hoodie old thin t-shirts vintage flannel shirts fun, comfortable dresses just to wear around the house cotton dishtowels from dollar tree wigwam ragwool socks seventh generation products body fantasies cotton candy body spray pyrex, fire king, and anchor hocking glassware stuff trader joe's seaweed snack things homogenized but not pasteurized whole milk in glass bottles fage yogurt arrowhead mills puffed corn grits!
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kam
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Lots of good stuff. I will be back when I have the strength to get up and get the new shampoo and conditioner I got that I finally like after trying many other non toxic shampoo's.
And to read more of what others wrote.
Still trying to find a non toxic laundry soap that actually takes the stains out. And non toxic dishwasher soap.
I do enjoy starbucks fraps vanilla in the bottle not from the coffee shop now and then but with the cooler temps need to find a good warm drink.
Haven't found a hot chocolate that works yet with no or limited sugar.
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kam
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Before lyme when I could afford it, I like chenille robes...floor length
Karen nuerberg (sp) flannel pj's
Lancome and clinique make up...I know i used one brand for lipstick ,et cand the other for mascara, liner blush, etc but can't recall now which one was for which.
Can't recall the name of the purse I used but they were back friendly and leather
I liked my boyfriends back clothes and democracy
Oops...I think this was supposed to be cleaning products?? Sorry, got side tracked.
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Back to cleaning products...etc I like the dry brush I use...someone here on lymenet recommended it
AFter trying many that the handle fell off of this one has been great and lasted a long time
I'll be back with the name of it too.
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and backgammon ...
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Novy
My Boyfriends BAck is a name of a company that two ladies started in their garage and it went big.
Don't know if they are still in business or not. But, had free flowing skirts and matching jackets.
I still have the skirts but can't wear them in the power chair...the wheels catch them and rip them at the seams.
Democracy is also a name of a company that had quality clothing. Soft cotton pants that went well with My Boyfriends Back jackets!
Don't know if they are still in business or not.
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Dekrator.. I like your list.. but please take out all the non-gluten free items I can't eat!!
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OK Just got done taking my sit down shower.
Shampoo and Conditioner I am currently using is Desert Essence Organic Coconut Shampoo and Conditioner
I most likely will purchase it again depending on cost.
Body wash is Avalon Organics Bath and Shower Gel Lavender
it is lasting a long time
Toothpaste is Nature's Gate
OK brain is going
I have a non toxic deorderant but don't like it..I have tried several and have yet to find one I like so will be checking what others are using later.
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My old huss (my cat) who follows me everywhere and sleeps by my feet at nite. I cant stand to have my feet covered so he keeps them warm. Rubbing his fur is relaxing too. Does that make him a product? Posts: 624 | From Oklahoma | Registered: Jun 2010
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Chia seeds added to my protein shakes, etc.
Sunglasses that have gray lenses and are not oversized
Chapstick, original
Mr Clean Magic Erasers
Waterpik Waterflosser Ultra
Glass Plus
Cardigan sweaters
Trouser jeans
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Shu Uemura Velvet shampoo- but that is a luxury item.
Bounty Paper Towels
My EVO 4 G phone
Shrimp chips - but those have gluten, boo.
Fermented soy beans and rice. Yes it's stinky and sticky- an acquired taste but so good for you and is filling.
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Any "scent-free laundry detergent
Steve
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