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I have been using Invisible Glass for years and I absolutely refuse to use any other cleaner. I am a smoker. So it goes without saying that my glass and mirrors would be a mess without this product. The best part is YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORK THAT HARD IS USE IT! Sorry, I always get excited when I talk about Invisible Glass. I also have a dog that has her own private window to see the world. I have stopped trying to figure out what is on her nose that makes the window so dirty. I just use the Invisible Glass so she has an unobstructed view. Additionally when grandchildren come to visit, there is always the sticky fingers issue with my glass top tables. In the past, I would just cringe when they would put their hands on my tables because I knew that the sugar would be a nightmare to clean off. Invisible Glass just whips right through sticky finger mess and I can just enjoy my grandchildren and not have to work myself to death cleaning after they leave. My husband swears by this product when he cleans the windshields of our vehicles especially after an episode of "dirty rain" (just a sprinkle of rain mixed in with the dirt from nearby trees).

I type this as I sit in the smallest room in the house, the wallpaper theme of lighthouses and seagulls mocking me. The tiny carved soaps, for display only, and the towels reserved exclusively for guests, mere set decoration on the stage of my parting. I am at peace; I am ready to go. Had I read the reviews, I may not be in this predicament, but this is no time for regret. Like the Spartans at Thermopylae, though the battle was valiant, the ultimate result was determined before the first arrow was loosed. I shall resign myself to my fate.

I have to say that it does make one's skin feel great upon first washing. It feels tingly and clean...and the science of the vitamin c is sound I suppose..the rosehip oil is a known skin treatment and thus should help with dryness as women have been using rosehip oil for over 100 years for just this purpose.

Well, they certainly expand your nose at night, and allow more air flow, which in turn reduces snoring, at least as far as my lady friend has said about me. However, these things leave gnarly sticky trails on your nose after removal in the morning. So, they do what they are supposed to (reduce snoring all night and improve breathing through my nose), but the residue they leave is gross, and takes a good scrubbing with hot water to get off. I don't know about other brands, but I would recommend something else if you either fear plastic contamination or do not want to deal with roughly scrubbing your nose every morning to get the leftover glue off. This product functions as it should, but overall is just okay to me because of the sticky residue.

Years ago I lived in southern Spain so I wanted a good book to read about Spain in general, but more specifically the places I used to frequent. I was very disappointed that this author almost bypassed most of Andalucía. Barely a mention of Cadiz, almost nothing on Jerez de la Frontera, nothing on Puerto de Santa Maria, Chipiona, Arcos de la Frontera, and many other important places. He seemed to be mostly interested in Madrid and Barcelona. Beyond that, I had hoped for more historical references, but what little there was seemed to be thrown in just as filler.