Arriving home this evening from our fifth and final family Christmas celebration, Mark and I started unloading, unpacking and attempting to find places for our new gifts and trinkets. Though we've already done some major sorting followed by some significant Goodwill trips this year with all of our moving about, we did of course find a few more things that we no longer needed as new Christmas items replace the old. One of these "old" items, happened to be my pile of ShamWow's.
You have to understand... when we registered for wedding gifts, I was SOOO excited about the ShamWow's!!! I wanted them bad, and some dear friends of ours bought them for us. I was thrilled!!!
Of course, as many of those things go, once I got them home I didn't have much use for them... you know, waiting around for spills to happen. So my first reaction when Mark finds the pile of ShamWow's is excitement, let's clean some messes! Then I think about it and say, well... I really don't use them that often... I guess maybe we could give them away?
...Then I falter again...
So my hysterically logical hubby takes the stack inside, picks up the water pitcher and proceeds in pouring it all over our kitchen floor!!!
I stand AGHAST.
Then -- just like in the infomercial -- Mark takes a large ShamWow, lays it over the puddle, pats it on one side, flips it over, pats it on the other side and picks it up. Of course the ShamWow is fairly filled with water as any towel would be but um... the floor is still preeetty soaked.
Needless to say, he won and the ShamWow's went to the Goodwill box.
*sigh*
I feel I may regret this... perhaps I'll buy a new box in the spring?
So... anyone else have experience with the famous ShamWow?
Do share!
I'd like to know if others have found them useful... then maybe I could convince Mark to rescue them from the Goodwill box... ;)
I had one! It worked well--but then again, I didn't use it on a WHOLE PITCHER OF WATER! He tricked you! It worked just fine for smaller spills. But I accidentally put it in the dryer once, so the messes had to be REALLY small after that. :)
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