November 28th, 2011 — Christmas, Giveaway, Hannukah, Stationary
Enter to win custom stationary for the Holidays! For a chance to win 75 creative holiday cards please leave a comment below. A winner will be chosen at random on Tuesday evening, November 29th, 2011. Good Luck!
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November 28th, 2011 — WIFE with Style
November 28th, 2011 — Cooking, Domestic Goddess, Home
Opens a bottle then glides over the top and makes a tight seal to keep beers from going flat or spilling. Perfect for bottles sized for more than one sitting. Made in Germany
This bottle opener can be used to open any crown cap bottle, ranging from a standard twelve-ounce beer to larger twenty-four or even forty ounce bottles. In the event that a twist off cap becomes stuck or impossible to open, it can even be used to pry those caps as well.
The resealing function is what sets this gadget apart and can also be used for a wide range of pop-cap bottles. One simply flips over the implement and, using the metal guides to grip the rim at the top of the bottle, slides the rubbery panel over the opening to ensure a tight seal over the beverage — preventing the contents from going stale or spilling when turned on its side. Hermetus Bottle Opener and Resealer $8.00
www.Kaufmann-Mercantile.com
November 28th, 2011 — Christmas, Domestic Goddess, Home
Extension cords you won’t want to hide. We didn’t aim to reinvent the wheel, we just wanted to dress it up in some some new duds.
Cloth covered extension cords are woven in Massachusetts using three copper wires, each stranded and covered in PVC insulation. The wires are twisted together, padded, and braided with a durable cotton weave. Cords are then assembled in New York using solid brass plug blades that are set in a rubber plug (which will resist chemicals and stay flexible in extremely low temperatures). These extension cords are recommended to be used in the home and shop for small appliances. $38.00 each.
www.BestMade.Com
November 22nd, 2011 — Uncategorized
Wives and Wives to be may you all have an amazing Thanksgiving and find the many things in your lives to be thankful for. I’ll be traveling to San Francisco for the holiday and will be back in Monday! – Taryn Cox for THE WIFE
