Fandangling - The Next Generation of Baby Crib Mobiles
Anne Zacharias, creator of Fandangling kits and Fandangling.com, was kind enough to send me a Puparazzi kit to review. In my opinion, these little guys are truly adorable. The concept is more than clever.
In a nutshell, a Fandangling is the next generation of baby crib mobiles… no constant re-winding or batteries required. Simply attach it to your existing ceiling fan blade and it’s good to go. Each kit comes complete with five plush Fandangling’s, Velcro® hanging system and easy instructions.
Besides puppies, you can choose from bugs, butterflies, sea life or safari animals (shown in the photo). You can customize your own kit, as well. What started out as an accidental discovery, now brings happiness to kid’s of all ages.
A Fandangling is child safe, very easy to install and doesn’t interfere with ceiling fan operation. These kits are not available in stores. Purchase them at Fandangling.com, for under $20.
Anne stands behind her product, offering a 100% guarantee. Ten percent of her profits go to charity, as well. Her business is so successful that there are plans in the works for additional kits, geared to appeal to older children.
I think the Fandangling kit, a nifty spin in traditional baby crib mobiles would make a great baby shower or birthday gift. The product is so unique that there is little chance of these little cuties being a duplicate offering.
Personally, I’d like to see a ‘forest babies’ Fandangling kit. I’m thinking maybe a bunny, fawn and kit. What do you think?
Sunbeam Hot Iron Storage Case Will Prevent Accidental Burns
April 10, 2009 by MerryS
Filed under Safety Related
If you do a great deal of ironing AND have small children at home, I hope you’ll consider the purchase of a Sunbeam Hot Iron Storage Case.
Thousands of children receive emergency room treatment, each year, as a result of accidental heat and fire related injuries, occurring in the home.
The sad truth is that many of these same injuries could have been prevented, simply by utilization of a product such as this one.
For under $20, this storage case will keep your hot iron away from curious little minds and fingers, alike. It accommodates all full size irons and can be mounted on a wall or placed on a shelf, whichever is more convenient. (A separate compartment holds the cord and water cup.)
The locking mechanism, located in the ergonomic handle, provides an additional level of safety and security.
The Sunbeam Hot Iron Storage Case would make a unique, low-cost, baby shower gift. Think about it… there is little chance that it would end up being a duplicate gift. Bundled with a few other small safety items, it’s something that every new Mom would more than appreciate.
What safety product do YOU utilize, in your home, that you just can’t live without? Inquiring Moms want to know!
GE Electric Roaster Oven
April 6, 2009 by MerryS
Filed under Kitchen Related
I recently became the proud owner of the GE 17 Qt Electric Roaster Oven with Buffet Server. My original intent was to go with a smaller Rival, but I just couldn’t pass up a great bargain.
When I brought it home, my husband looked more than a little perplexed. The first words out of his mouth were ‘Isn’t it a bit BIG, for just the two of us’?
At the time, I almost agreed with him. But, I’m happy to report that I use my electric roaster oven, at least twice a week. I have become accustomed to making extra of whatever happens to be on the menu and freezing it in serving size portions. What a time saver!
I anticipate using it even more during the hot summer months. Not only will it help to keep our electricity bill in check, it will keep the kitchen a whole lot cooler.
I am SO happy with this oven. Honestly, I have found that even though this particular model will accommodate an 18 pound turkey, you don’t have to be cooking for a crowd to use it.
The buffet server consists of three large compartments. I’ve used it twice and think it’s the greatest thing since sliced bread… well almost.
The enamel on steel roasting pan is removable, for easy clean up. Of course, the roasting rack is removable, as well.
If an electric roaster oven is frequently used in your kitchen, I’d love to hear more about the types of meals you prepare in it. What specific recipe have you had the most success with?



