Stop your husband moaning in 15 minutes

Yes: you can get ready in 15 minutes
Stop your husband moaning with these new high-speed home 

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Some women look effortlessly groomed — from the tops of their salon-dried heads to the tips of their pedicured toes — every minute of the day
The rest of us simply don’t have the time. But what if you could shave hours from your grooming regime? That’s the promise of a new range of corner- cutting products on the market. Quick as a flash, I try them out
BLOW-DRY IN 2 MINUTES
KMS California Freeshape Quick Blow Dry spray, £9.99, gorgeousshop.co.uk
THE CLAIM: ‘Speeds up drying time by up to 50 per cent. Many products claim to “change your life”, here’s one that actually might!


THE TEST: Find me a woman who enjoys drying her hair and I’ll show you one whose bingo wings don’t flap when using a hairdryer and paddle brush
After drying my hair five times a week for 20 years, I’ve managed to whittle down my drying time to four minutes. That’s with my trusty Boots hairdryer, bought more than ten years ago, and a volumising spray to thicken my thin locks

This time, I wash my hair then spray on this new product, which contains silicone to detangle, and oils to help excess water evaporate. It smells delicious and detangles my hair almost immediately. In just two minutes, two seconds, it’s bone dry, perfectly smooth and has the swishy, expensive feel of a salon blow-dry
Source: dailymail 

Local Parents React to Massive Bumbo Recall

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB) — Four million Bumbo Baby Seats are being recalled after nearly two dozen reports of skull fractures.

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, it’s too easy for babies to maneuver or fall out of the seats.

To fix the problem, Bumbo International is offering free repair kits that include seat belts.

“I can understand why there was a recall,” says Kaitlin Cookish of Agawam.

Cookish put a Bumbo Baby Seat on her registry two years ago, after friends told her she had to have the product.

“All of my friends who were moms, or friends who had nieces or nephews said I had to get this Bumbo,” says Cookish.

When her daughter Kenna was an infant, it was hard to get her to sit in the seat.

So, their Bumbo doesn’t get much use, but when it does, Kenna can only use it on a carpeted floor.

“I can tell people probably put it on a surface that was higher,” says Cookish. “I can see why it would have fallen.”

The product was recalled in 2007 to include a warning against placing the Bumbo Baby Seat on raised surfaces. But the Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that 50 of the 84 reported infant injuries happened while the Bumbo was on a raised surface. In addition, 19 of the 21 reported skull fractures happened while the Bumbo was on a raised surface.

If you’re one of the 4 million consumers who purchased a Bumbo, the company is asking that you complete an order form for a free repair kit at www.recall.bumbousa.com

Until the repair kit arrives, consumers are asked to stop using their Bumbo Baby Seat immediately.