Lil Luv Dog Wipes

OK so we all know that dogs get DIRTY. Like, really really dirty. But I used to ignore it (ignorance is bliss) until my-go-to-for-most-everything became a new dog owner and told me about Lil Luv Dog Wipes. And now, I use them every day and am in disbelief that I didn’t use them before. It actually grosses me out that I didn’t use them in the past. These are not any dog wipes, these compostable wipes that smell insanely good, and are gentle to cleanse coats, paws, and faces without disrupting your dog’s natural skin balance. Sold.

 

Dirty dog likes to sit on me, sit on furniture, etc…and now I am ever so thankful I have wipes to make her paws and body clean. Thank goodness.

You can subscribe to them so you don’t have to think about reordering them.

Information about them.

Some more photos of the wipes.

 

 

If you have a dog, then. trust me, get them.

Screen Cleansing Wipes

After being introduced to these screen cleansing wipes last week, I was instantly grossed out thinking about my phone screen. I can’t believe I lived so long without these in my life. Makes me want to throw up thinking about all those germs and nastiness that were on my phone beforehand! As soon as I got in contact with these wipes (aka borrowed one to clean my gross screen), I instantly ordered a 12 pack of these Well Kept Screen Cleaners.

 

They come in a cute packet of 15 wipes. Easy to throw in to a bag or leave on your office desk.

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Box Intimates

Box

Long post today, which will eventually discuss a great new product I love.  But first, an intro of the product’s founder and my dear friend.

Who is Irene and What is Box?

Meet Irene.

Irene Kim

Honestly, don't you want to pick her up and put her in your pocket ? She is the cutest lady in the world. Period. The end.

Irene started off as Ken’s friend, not mine. Back in 2004, Ken was on Wall Street and worked at Lehman Brothers, and Irene became one of his closest work friends. He purposely did not introduce me to her because he knew that we would instantly become joined at the hip and just gab like silly girls. But finally, we met, and Ken was right.

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