trusted brands/products

[lrjohnson]

Re: trusted brands/products

Dansko shoes, pricey but comnfortable, attractive, well made, durable, will last for a long time.

Doc Martens, ditto.

Eagle Creek travel bags.

[Jacklad]

Re: trusted brands/products

I have a London Fog trenchcoat that will be celebrating its twentieth birthday this year. Never the height of fashion, but never out of style - that's the benefit of classic pieces in neutral colours.

My Rockport walking shoes - sturdy, comfortable and wide enough across the ball of the foot. Again, years old.

Another vote for Corelle and Rubbermaid both.

Kids toys - we bought good quality stuff (Brio, Playmobil, Lego) that survived our three and are packed away for the grandbabies.

Funny that the bad stuff is easier to remember.

Jackie

[LuxLiving]

Re: trusted brands/products

I keep telling you peeps - let's keep it simple, Hellman's mayo baby all the way! Fat for my salad, my sammy'ich, my hips, my lips and doesn't make a bad hair pack and facial product!! Shoot we can even use it on our furniture for help w/water stains.

Did I tell you about my Hellman cake recipe...it's in here somewhere. }}}}}}}madly flipping thru Hellman's Baby Scrapbook{{{{{{

[Ima saver]

Re: trusted brands/products

I still have and am still using tupperwear I have had for close to 40 years. I used trend detergent, $1 a box and it seems fine to me.

[tinapbeana]

Re: trusted brands/products

on the mayo comment: we use Duke's since it is sugar free (check your Hellman's label ) DH's dad is a diabetic & Duke's was the only mayo he could use, so that is DH's favorite.