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This is the one gift that I have been anticipating. I absolutely love and need this.

I'm curious about that carrot cake recipe that you mentioned. Do you wanna share?

This is a very timely (no pun intended) post for me as I have been shopping for a timer since my ever-so-cute but worthless kikkerland timer (similar the one featured above) gave up the ghost. Can anyone recommend a reliable brand? I know that Lux used to be excellent, but they have earned a bad rep for their recent products.

i have seen these before and they always make me swoon. I would love to own one.

I hate to lambast you when so many others have already, but I too was shocked by your comments.
I think that its worth pointing out that your guests could feel equally snubbed that you are not preparing the food that you are serving. Still, I am sure that they are grateful for the invitation and opportunity to fellowship. Take a lesson from them and accept the flowers with gratitude.

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I whole-heartedly agree with femmekke830! If Clorox ( and others) can make a green line, then why not just make all of their products non-toxic? I steer clear of those companies that are just trying to capture market share of the (not so) new green market.

That being said, I make some of my own cleaners (incl. laundry soap) but am a huge fan of Ecover's laundry stain remover and cream scrub. I also have a lot of love for Dr. Bronner's hemp soap.

These are absolutely gorgeous. I would love to grace my home with one.

I love their products!!!!! Especially the cream scrub

I certainly understand the appeal of IKEA. They have a darn good design team that makes that store pop and their items are unique. My first trip there 14 years ago left me breathless.
As i have read more and understand the repercussions of mass production on the environment and the health of individuals in places like China, the glow has worn off. I wouldn't, however, single out IKEA. Many of the major retailers shelves are filled with mass produced, cheaply made junque. We have become stuff addicted and stores are the dealers.