Products that work

*wisecat* · 07-05-2006, 04:03 PM

I thought I would tell you about somthing that actually works and I would hope everybody else would post things they know to work like they say they will. Im all about good info.

I'll start out with this little jewel

this stuff works, you just hook it ono your hose and spray it to the area you want. Each bottle covers 5000sqft and you spray everything in sight, it will work for 4 weeks. As an example we went to the lake monday night and sprayed the place and then tuesday we had 62 people over for the cookout and not a single reported bug bite of any kind. I found it at HOME DEPOT im sure there are other places to get it, cost about 8 bucks per 32 oz.

**Noodles** · 07-05-2006, 10:16 PM

That is pretty impressive. Are the active ingredients proven safe?

Stray · 07-06-2006, 08:12 AM

codeine, bethadeine, morpheine, agent orange, napalm...

all seems good to me

but thanks for the tip Wise

will have to check if they have it on our shores yet...

*wisecat* · 07-06-2006, 01:53 PM

Quoting: Noodles

That is pretty impressive. Are the active ingredients proven safe?

as far as i know

it has'nt bothered me in 2 years of using it

"Better three hours too soon, than one minute too late."

— William Shakespeare: 16th-17th century English poet and playwright

*G_Man* · 07-06-2006, 06:26 PM

I kid you not, this sucker works a trick and then some. Nearly as powerful as a blender, but with cups it actually mixes instead of just throwing it around!!

I bought it for my Protien Shakes, but my daughter makes smoothies all the time. We just buy frozen fruit from the grocer (although it will crush ice) and she adds Milk/Juice/Flavor and goes!!

Shotgun Styles · 07-06-2006, 07:49 PM

I feel compelled to weigh in on this issue. I've got to endorse a product that I have been using for years, that is like magic in a bottle.

That's right it's Astroglide. Now, I'm sure you've heard of it, and may not be sure what it is. No, it's not a new foam for cleaning Astro turf. And no, sorry maam in the back, it's not glue for your son's toy glider.

Have you ever needed to fit something big into someplace small? As an African American I've had my fair share of these experiences. And nothing, I mean nothing, facilitates entry into tight areas like Astroglide.

Astroglide has a million and one uses:

Can't fit that new SUV in the garage? Astroglide.

Ball gag too big for your wife's tiny mouth? Astroglide.

Trouble loading 44. Magnum shells into your .22 revolver? Astroglide.

Fat mother-in-law's corpse too big for the wood chipper? Astroglide.

The list goes on and on. So, get the kids, load up the car and head down to your local drug store and stock up on Astroglide. You never know when someone next door might want to borrow your wide screen TV. Next thing you know you're trying to force your massive thing into your nieghbor's back door!

The obvious answer? ASTROGLIDE!

Stray · 07-07-2006, 07:20 AM

you have no idea how many times i could have used some of that!

Babbaloo · 07-07-2006, 07:54 AM

Quoting: Shotgun Styles

I feel compelled to weigh in on this issue. I've got to endorse a product that I have been using for years, that is like magic in a bottle.

http://pics.drugstore.com/prodimg/89452/200.jpg

That's right it's Astroglide. Now, I'm sure you've heard of it, and may not be sure what it is. No, it's not a new foam for cleaning Astro turf. And no, sorry maam in the back, it's not glue for your son's toy glider.

Have you ever needed to fit something big into someplace small? As an African American I've had my fair share of these experiences. And nothing, I mean nothing, facilitates entry into tight areas like Astroglide.

Astroglide has a million and one uses:

Can't fit that new SUV in the garage? Astroglide.

Ball gag too big for your wife's tiny mouth? Astroglide.

Trouble loading 44. Magnum shells into your .22 revolver? Astroglide.

Fat mother-in-law's corpse too big for the wood chipper? Astroglide.

The list goes on and on. So, get the kids, load up the car and head down to your local drug store and stock up on Astroglide. You never know when someone next door might want to borrow your wide screen TV. Next thing you know you're trying to force your massive thing into your nieghbor's back door!

The obvious answer? ASTROGLIDE!

Excellent endorsement! You ever think about a career in marketing?

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**Noodles** · 09-01-2006, 08:33 PM

They are called Speed Bleeders. A must for any gear head or DIYer that likes to maintain their own vehicles. It allows for easy one person brake bleeding without expensive vacuum bleeders. They are $8 apiece.
I have used them on all of our vehicles for 7 years now and have found them to be incredibly handy.
Made in the US.

www.speedbleeder.com

They only ship to the US and Canada right now, but if any of our international members would like some I would be happy to ship them. I am not affiliated in any way with the company other than being a very satisfied customer.