Canuck5 (canuck5) wrote, @ 2004-06-08 15:20:00

do you need a wrap with that?
saran quick covers. anyone use or have these? i bought some the other day and took one out to cover up some cantaloupe...they look like shower caps! stick-on-your-head-to-keep-it-dry shower caps!

well, should it be raining out and i need to cover the "do" i'll be sure to remember my saran quick covers --the large ones, of course.

	vslover4 2004-06-09 17:39 (link)
	i hate those things...everytime i take it off of the roll it sticks to itself and after trying to make it unstick for twenty mintues i get frustrated and roll it up into a ball...i'm a aluminum girl! (Reply to this) (Thread)

	(Anonymous) 2004-06-16 02:44 (link)
	Not sure posting this is a good idea or not... I suggest trying the "press and seal". You just lay it on, run your finger around the rim and its really sealed. Liquids won't leak, heavy stuff like chili or baked beans won't force it off. Works great. Damien Cross (Reply to this) (Thread)

	canuck5 2004-06-16 03:37 (link)
	waaaaaait a minunte.....do you work for them? hee hee.... (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

aleas_is_all 2009-06-18 21:59 (link)

your last blog was disabled for comments... but I was checking random blogs and came across yours.. Just to let you know... Rubbing alcohol does work for fevers but it can kill your child.. reason 1. If the fever drops too quick- then she could go into shock. 2. When you have a fever, your pores are open. When you put alcohol on a fever your body absorbs the alcohol quickly and could cause alcohol poisoning, almost as if you drank a few shots too many... weird.. I know.. but I'd hate that to happen to you. or your little girl. so just thought I'd inform you :) (Reply to this) (Thread)