TV PRODUCTS THAT DO/ DON'T WORK — Page 3

#51

re: TV PRODUCTS THAT WORK

Posted: 7/25/04 at 6:47pm

Hair removal - I bought one of those Igia hair removal shavers years ago, the kind that supposedly pulls out the hairs. What a waste of money.

Nothing to do with hair...
But I bought that Ionic Breeze air cleaner, the one where you don't have to change the filters, and it really does work. And you wouldn't believe how dirty those collection rods get. :-/

#52

re: TV PRODUCTS THAT WORK

Posted: 7/25/04 at 6:51pm

that revolving brush thing that is supposed to make ur hair straighter. haha didn't work. tried it on friend's hair. didn't work at all!

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#53

re: TV PRODUCTS THAT WORK

Posted: 7/25/04 at 6:55pm

omg yes!!! it didnt work for me either...wait...was it my hair u tried it on???

#54

re: remember the Flowbee?

Posted: 7/25/04 at 6:55pm

Speaking of hair...
Did anyone ever try that Flowbee thing, where you cut your hair with the vacuum cleaner?

#55

re: remember the Flowbee?

Posted: 7/25/04 at 6:56pm

lol. no. yes it was ur hair sprokspork.

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#56

re: remember the Flowbee?

Posted: 7/25/04 at 6:57pm

seriously?? wow...i have no memory of that whatsoever...now why could that be??

#57

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 7/25/04 at 8:02pm

I would like to also recommend the Little Steamer thing that Joy Mangano came out with. I brought the steamer and an iron to college. The iron is still in it's original box, unopened, two years later. The steamer is used once a week. Easy, fast, wonderful. Buy it now.




P.S. Who is this Sporky kid?

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#58

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 7/25/04 at 9:18pm

My friend swears by the FlowBee thing. Cuts her husband and kids hair with it... and they've always looked fine whenever I see them.

The RevoStyler thing takes some getting used to. When I first used it, I created a knot of hair that I finally had to just cut out.

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#59

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 4:03am

The Total Gym: anyone have it, use it,...opinions?? How much does the basic one cost, please?

#60

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 12:08pm

Stick-up bulbs - we have a lot of blackouts. Stuck them to the inside of the bathroom cabinets and we have loose ones we can carry around. So much better/safer than candles.
Highly recommended.

#61

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 12:14pm

I've had great success with Oxy Clean. Why do all apartments insist on using light beige carpeting?

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#62

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 2:33pm

The place where I have physical therapy has a Total Gym and I use it every time I go in there. For me it's used to strengthen my knees and it's really great for that. If I had the money, I'd get one for home right now.


Oops - I missed your question about cost. Bare bones minimum is around $400.00 and it goes up from there. You can probably find used ones on Craig's List. This is their home page with details on ordering them new: http://www.totalgymdirect.com/

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#63

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 3:11pm

I've had my eye on the Shark Steam Mop. Bed, Bath & Beyond carries it, so I'm going to use a 20% off coupon and see for myself. At least I won't have to pay shipping and handling, and if it doesn't work on my wood floor, I'll return it. I'm going to test a small patch first, just in case.

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#64

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 6:46pm

Those hair removal things that kinda look like pens work well too some degree, after awhile it won't work as well.

The Flip/Fold is the best thing I ever bought. It's the lazy yet professional way to fold your clothes.

#65

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 6:50pm

We bought the Todd English hand held blender a few years ago and we love it!

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#66

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 8:41pm

Sonic hearing device. A waste of time & money.

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#67

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 9:20pm

The place I get PT at also uses the Total gym. My brother bought one and he uses it a lot. Not sure of price though.

I bought the magic bullet from Wallmart. It was cheaper than off tv, but you don't get the juicer or bigger blender parts. It was well worth the price. It works great and is very easy to clean.

#68

Informercial Purchases

Posted: 1/28/08 at 9:27pm

Sesot, do you use the Magic Bullet while a cigarette is dangling from your mouth (like in the infomercial)?