Philip has a neurological condition called Charcot Marie Tooth. We met on Eharmony almost 3 years ago and have managed to live what seems about 6 years worth of experience since then. I am originally from a rural town in the Mississippi Delta and Philip is from Chicagoland. Philip is pursuing his Masters of Divinity, I am a fitness instructor and we have a home-based business as well.
As I was cleaning the toilet one morning I realized I could stretch my Johnson and Johnson dollar even further. First of all, their toilet bowl cleaner set comes with a wand and an attachment that fits right over the tank to store it. Given our highly limited amount of space, this is a genius invention.
Johnson & Johnson also makes a disposable cleaner to attach to this wand and then flush down the toilet. The cleaning agent is embedded in the little pieces of paper-towel like paper. My epiphany came when I realized I could rip one of those match-box sized suckers in half!
It's best to take a single sheet of toilet paper and fold it several times to put in the wand with the cleaning sheets.
Now I get twice the Scrubbing Bubbles cleaning experience from the same package. Score one for toilet bowl cleaners.
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Thanks so much for the tip, Emily! I LOVE Scrubbing Bubbles and as much as my grocery bill was last week.....I'd love to be able to s-t-r-e-t-c-h my cleaning products!
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The Johnson & Johnson dollar-stretching revelation you made recently changes everything. Your toilet bowl cleaner set with a wand and space-saving attachment is just brilliant given the amount of space you have. How about those matchbox-sized pieces with disposable cleaners impregnated with cleaning agents? Genius! It’s these small things that count.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of space-saving innovations, what if you considered a lifted tow truck? Just saying in case of emergencies. Keep strong and let happiness fill your unfamous but extraordinary life in Mississippi!”