Use it {Love it}

This laundry soda has changed my life. No more musty smelling clothes... I'm convinced the scents and dyes and whatever have been making that musty smell, not my lackadaisical laundry schedule. Because I still have a lackadaisical laundry schedule, and my laundry no longer smells musty.  And it comes in a darling little TIN!!! I can't handle the cuteness. I'll never be a laundry soap maker. I'm all about DIY, but laundry soap making is not even the slightest bit appealing to me. So this stuff is perfect.

Found here.

 I had one of these on my wishlist... but I was picky. I wanted a wooden one, not a metal one. And so I was going to wait a bit to purchase it because I had other more important things on my "to get" list. But Garrett ended up buying it for me... possibly because there were diapers draped all over the stairs and downstairs bathroom drying all the time. And I LOVE IT! I don't know how I've kept house for 12 years now without one. Completely indispensable.

Found here.

The two times in my life that I've been sickest have been due to a lack of electrolytes. I'm quite convinced of it. Now that I recognize the symptoms I've been able to keep myself from getting sick by drinking Vitamin Water... But, buying Vitamin Water gets pricey, and other similar drinks have so much sugar and other garbage in them I'm not a fan of regular drinking of those either. So, we buy this stuff... and I love it. It's not a pretty colorful bottle in the fridge waiting to be consumed every time a hungry person opens the door, so we don't go through it unreasonably fast. But it's there and easy to mix once a day or so, for those of us who need it.

Found here. (REI has a really good one too... found here.)

I've always used Disposable Breast Pads. But: The wrappers annoy the crap out of me. I was tired of finding those wispy plastic wrappers everywhere BUT the garbage can. And then I started paying attention to how much they cost. With a 2 month old baby I realized that I'd already spent over 50 dollars on disposable breast pads. This just seems wasteful. So I hit Etsy--as I was sure someone else had been irritated about this along the way. Sure enough. I LOVE these breast pads. They are super thin, very absorbent, cute as all get out, lined with organic sherpa and no more annoying wrappers. I got a 20 pack (10 pairs)--and so far I've been very happy with them. I do laundry at home all the time anyway... and I have enough to get me through a weekend away from home if needed.

Found  here.

 If I'm going to use cloth diapers, it only makes sense to use cloth wipes... otherwise I'd have dirty used wipes floating around in my garbage cans with no closed diapers around them to keep the yucky contained. And I'm washing diapers, so it's no big deal to wash the wipes too.  I wanted them cute, because they're in a glass jar. And I've been so happy with these. I bought the 24 wipes starter pack, and it's been a sufficient amount.

Found here.

{I have not been paid or given any free stuff to say the kind things I've said about these products today. I just like them a lot and thought I'd share.}