It’s been flooding in the Midwest, and my fear of being stuck in a car stopped feeling irrational. The BLINGSTING safety hammer is the rose gold escape tool now living in my Camry console: window breaker, seatbelt cutter, and a strap that comes off. Here’s what to know before you buy one.
Bits and Pieces sent me the Jumbo Puzzle Plateau Lounger. A 1,500 piece board with four drawers, fold-out legs, and a cover. My sister and I are spoiled now.
Decorably’s 16 pack of graduation cards: gold-foil cards in 8 designs, lined envelopes, and sticker seals, so I stop showing up to parties without a card.
Hempz sent me their Winter Mint and Frosted Cranberry lotion right after I’d gotten too much sun. Very fragrant, a little like a holiday candle, and it fixed a dry arm without any residue. The bottle alone makes it a gift.
I tested the UNEEDE Benson duck night light for weeks. Squeeze his head and he glows warm orange, set the timer and he turns himself off. Ambient only.
Two sealed envelopes, 321 hidden secrets, and a 2-hour audio story inside a 1000-piece puzzle. I bought the QUOKKA Hotel Wildeluxe to see if the extras land.
A card game the size of my hand that held its own against every party game already on my shelf. Here’s what to know before you grab Spit Out First.
Decorably sent me their 100 pack birthday cards to test. 100 foil designs, 300gsm stock, a perpetual calendar, and one box that stores it all.
I flipped through all 13 weeks of the Brain Shift Journal to see whether the prompts really change every day, or loop back to gratitude by week two.
Most trivia games are won by one person and endured by everyone else. Trivia for Everyone was designed to fix that. I read both decks to find out.
