BellaDonnaModen Genial: Slinky-Kleid + Bolero Lang Kostüm Zweiteiler

March 17th, 2010

BellaDonnaModen Genial: Slinky-Kleid + Bolero Lang Kostüm Zweiteiler ganz tolles material,es fällt aber sehr groß aus,ich hätte es eine nummer kleiner nehmen sollen,kann es weiter empfehlen Bella Donna Moden: Zweiteiliges Slinkykleid mit Bolero-Jäckchen
Fantastischer Figurschmeichler zum absoluten Hammerpreis
Weichfliessendes superstretchiges Slinky-Kleid mit perfekt passendem Bolero-Jäckchen
Beide Teile ohne Schlitze oder auftragende Taschen
Kleid mit sexy V-Dekoltee , Bolero mit 3/4-Arm
Beide Teile absolut bügelfrei !
Material: 95 % Polyester, 5 % Elasthan , Maschinenwäsche
Maßangaben : 1-fach gemessen,am flach liegenden Kleidungsstück

Gr.44 Kleid : Brustweite ca 52 cm, Taille ca 51 cm, Hüfte ca 60 cm, Gesamtlänge ca 131 cm, Bolero-Jäckchen grössenangepasst, Gesamtlänge ca 64 cm
Gr.46 Kleid : Brustweite ca 54 cm, Taille ca 53 cm, Hüfte ca 63 cm, Gesamtlänge ca 132 cm, Bolero-Jäckchen grössenangepasst, Gesamtlänge ca 65 cm
Gr.48 Kleid : Brustweite ca 56 cm, Taille ca 55 cm, Hüfte ca 66 cm, Gesamtlänge ca 132 cm, Bolero-Jäckchen grössenangepasst, Gesamtlänge ca 66 cm
Gr.50 Kleid : Brustweite ca 58 cm, Taille ca 57 cm, Hüfte ca 69cm , Gesamtlänge ca 132 cm, Bolero-Jäckchen grössenangepasst, Gesamtlänge ca 67 cm
Gr.52 Kleid : Brustweite ca 62 cm, Taille ca 61 cm, Hüfte ca 72 cm, Gesamtlänge ca 132 cm, Bolero-Jäckchen grössenangepasst, Gesamtlänge ca 69 cm
Gr.54 Kleid : Brustweite ca 65 cm, Taille ca 64 cm, Hüfte ca 74 cm, Gesamtlänge ca 132 cm, Bolero-Jäckchen grössenangepasst, Gesamtlänge ca 71 cm
Gr.56 Kleid : Brustweite ca 68 cm, Taille ca 67 cm, Hüfte ca 76 cm, Gesamtlänge ca 132 cm, Bolero-Jäckchen grössenangepasst, Gesamtlänge ca 74 cm
Gr. 58 Kleid : Brustweite ca 71 cm, Taille ca 70 cm, Hüfte ca 78 cm, Gesamtlänge ca 133 cm, Bolero-Jäckchen grössenangepasst, Gesamtlänge ca 77 cm
Gr.60 Kleid : Brustweite ca 74 cm, Taille ca 73 cm, Hüfte ca 80 cm, Gesamtlänge ca 135 cm, Bolero-Jäckchen grössenangepasst, Gesamtlänge ca 80 cm
BellaDonnaModen Genial: Slinky-Kleid + Bolero Lang Kostüm Zweiteiler

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Random Solutions Using Common Household Items

March 16th, 2010

I’m sure that we have all found little random other uses for items that were not their intentional use. There are a ton of them out there. Coca Cola used to clean off rust, a hair dryer used to dry glue, or an old box covered in a blanket to make an end table.

I have found a few more items that can be used in multiple ways to help you around the apartment. Check it!

Cotton Swabs

These little buggers can be used for so much more than just cleaning out your ears, so you can hear me better. Dip them in rubbing alcohol and wipe the charging connectors on your cell phone or laptop. (Make sure they are turned off before you do this.) The alcohol will help rid the battery and charging contacts of any corrosion and help them hold a better charge. You can also use cotton swabs to touch up paint on your walls or even your car. Just make sure it’s the exact same color or things could end up looking really weird!

Flossin’ with Floss

Yes, we should all be flossing every day. I’m not talking about flossin’ as mentioned in Hip-Hop vernacular. I’m talking about true, old fashioned..dental floss. Someone could literally write an entire handbook on the hundreds of uses for this age old household item. Not only can it be used to dig out those annoying bits of popcorn or beef jerky from your chicklets, but it can also be used to hang paintings, pictures, or other light weight decorative items from walls and ceilings. You can take a coat hanger, string up several pictures to it with dental floss, hang it from your ceiling, and bam, you have got a picture mobile. Need to cut into cheesecake, but can’t find a clean knife anywhere? Cut it with some unflavored floss. Also, if you’re washing your face and tired of getting your hair wet in the sink, tie it back with some dental floss.

Antacid as a cleaner

Drop some alka seltzer into the toilet, let it sit for 15-20 minutes, and then scrub with a brush. Watch it gleam.

Scotch Tape bag clip

Want to keep your chips fresh? Fold back the opening and tape it closed to the back of the bag. Then stick them in the fridge for even more freshness.

Rubber Bands

So this may look pretty ugly, but can help in a jam if you need to keep your little ones out of your cabinets. Tie rubber bands around the door knobs. You can also use rubber bands to tie your bread closed, so it doesn’t go stale too fast.

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The ‘Green Baby Trend’ – Creating an Eco-Friendly Nursery

March 14th, 2010

If you have a new baby on the way, now is the time to start thinking about designing a “green” nursery. Simply put, a “green” nursery is completely devoid of harmful chemicals of any kind-including chemicals found in composite woods, plastics, paints, stains, etc.

One way to ensure your nursery is filled with eco-friendly furniture is by purchasing some modern nursery furniture from brands like ducduc, Ouef & Stokke. Many companies take pride in the fact that their products are certified organic or that they only use sustainably harvested wood. Do some research and don’t be afraid to spend a little more-after all, shouldn’t this be about the health of your baby? Here are some helpful tips to consider!

  • Cribs: Make sure you choose a crib made of solid, sustainable wood, treated with non-toxic paint, finishes, or stains.
  • Crib Mattresses: It’s recommended by experts that you pick a natural mattress made of wool, organic cotton or 100% natural latex. Natural mattresses tend to be more expensive, so if you do select a conventional mattress, purchase an organic mattress protector to help protect the baby. Also, air the mattress out for a couple of months before placing it on the crib.
  • Crib Bedding: When choosing your baby’s sheets, bumpers and other bedding, seek products that use natural fabrics-organic cotton for instance. Look to see if the product is OTA approved (Organic Trade Association).
  • Changing Tables & Other Furniture: The same criteria used in selecting the right crib should be applied when searching for a changing table. Choose a table made of natural solid, sustainable wood.
  • Toys: Since toys will inevitably end up in your baby’s mouth, choose toys made with natural fibers, or wood toys created with non toxic paints. If you want to go plastic, look for toys made without PVC (polyvinyl chloride).

Other things to consider when creating your “green” nursery-choose paints with low VOC’s (volatile organic compounds) and invest in an air purifier for baby’s room. Hardwood floors treated with a non toxic sealer is the best option for a nursery; however area rugs made of natural fibers with no synthetic dyes are acceptable.

While not everyone can afford modern nursery furniture, there are slightly more affordable options out there-just do your research! If you’re not quite ready to invest in an eco-friendly nursery, that’s OK. It’s important to use non toxic cleaners whenever you clean your baby’s room. Here’s to a healthy, happy baby!

Jamie Sward has a BA in Journalism from Indiana University. As an expert in Modern Decor and Nursery Furniture, he is dedicated to sharing his expertise with customers on All Modern Baby, a website dedicated to modern nursery furniture, decor and other top-of-the-line products designed to be both functional and stylish.

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