This one has changed my life!

http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=B000NGMOZ0

In case that link doesn't work, it's the "iTouchless 12-liter Fresh
Sealer" from www.target.com. Earlier, I recommended the pop-n-seal for
small dogs who take weeks to go through a 4-pound bag of kibble. I still
use that to vacuum two-thirds of the bag, but the other third I can put
into a zip lock baggie and put into this sealer, along with the
1.5-pound bag of cat kibble. And when I have a petsitter, I can put the
treats in their too and tell the sitter that everything is in this one
handy-dandy container, and all she has to do is open and close the lid
and it automatically starts vacuuming. And I'm not having to pump air
out of jars every three days. It's really nifty!

Amy

Kimber spoke these words of wisdom in
:

We are? Dufus

diddy wrote:

We are? Dufus

Yes, Montana recommended the Furminator.

Amy

on Sat, 28 Jul 2007 18:16:46 GMT, Kimber wrote:

Yes, Montana recommended the Furminator.

Recommend all you want. Some of us appreciate it. Some people just like
to be assholes. Those people have the option not to open your thread,
assuming the title is informative (which you might want to consider next
time).

--
Lynne

On the subject or recommending something I think the best thing around right
now is a diaper genie..........why I never thought of getting one of these
before for the yard is beyond me. It's the best thing when cleaning the
yard up after dogs. Once a week I empty it out and put it out with my
weekly trash no more dumping buckets up into the brush.

Celeste

"Lynne" wrote in message
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on Sat, 28 Jul 2007 18:16:46 GMT, Kimber wrote:

Yes, Montana recommended the Furminator.

Recommend all you want. Some of us appreciate it. Some people just like
to be assholes. Those people have the option not to open your thread,
assuming the title is informative (which you might want to consider next
time).

--
Lynne

Lynne wrote:

Recommend all you want. Some of us appreciate it. Some people just like
to be assholes. Those people have the option not to open your thread,
assuming the title is informative (which you might want to consider next
time).

Thanks, Lynne! Although Diddy is right that I am a "dufus" because I
accidently called the other product a pop-n-seal instead of a
pump-n-seal. But yes, I'll make the title more informative next time.

Amy