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remove doorknob, hang art or move bed away from wall + plant.

a note about pamela's: their baking/pancake flour mix has almonds in it, so for those with multiple allergies like me, it may not be the best choice. oddly, their mixes do not contain nuts.

here's the allergy chart on their website: http://www.pamelasproducts.com/Allergy.html

I can't believe you didn't include my favorite one: "Get Excited and Make Things!"

like here: http://www.20x200.com/art/2009/04/get-excited-and-make-things.html

I've used both the diva cup and keeper (earlier version of the moon cup) and love and adore them both so incredibly hugely much. I personally find them much more comfortable than tampons. However, be prepared for the learning curve: it takes some people a few cycles to get the hang of insertion (there are actually different approaches to it, the internet will give you good instructions). Some people snip the stems of their keepers/moon cups to make them more comfy to wear, though mine was never a problem. You can wear them for longer periods more comfortably, in my experience, like overnight. When you first try 'em, give yourself permission to get frustrated, give up and go with a back up method if necessary - it'll take the pressure off. Once you get the insertion down, life is GREAT. They're fantastic for travel too. God, I love these products.

In the reusable tampon department, you can use sea sponge "tampons". They're actual sea sponges, reusable (I think their life is 3-6 cycles, but I'm not sure), and biodegradable. Be sure to check their sourcing/harvesting info. Just insert (again, tricky), wear, rinse, re-insert. I personally didn't find them terribly comfy, but some love them.