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10 Jun 08 - 04:37 PM (#2362584) Subject: BS: Product recommendations From: GUEST,mg I am looking to spend some money. 1. A rainproof, not resistant, not repellent, jacket. We have high winds and strong rains here. A hood that will not come off. LIned with fleece perhaps. Several good pockets. I love Lands End but am about to send back a second parka to them as they just don't do against the wind and rain here. 2. A air cleaner for a room..will be used mostly in a kitchen to remove cooking odors..roommates do not always like each other's cooking...and brought to bedroom to cleanse cigarette smoke coming from porch. 3. Hair product that will keep my hair from blowing away in the wind..coarse, dry, curly, fine, all of the above. I tried somethjng on at Aveda in Portland that worked great for two days...now I can't remember what it was and I went to their website and didn't find it... So what are the best products? Reasonably priced. mg |
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10 Jun 08 - 04:40 PM (#2362588) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: jeffp For the jacket you might try places that cater to sailors. Foul-weather gear is pretty rainproof, but also pretty pricey. Also expect reflective patches on shoulders and hood. |
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10 Jun 08 - 04:43 PM (#2362591) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: Bill D Cooking 'odors' often involve particles and grease. An exhaust over the stove is often the best way for that. If you get just an air cleaner, it needs to have relatively cheap & easily changeable/cleanable filters. Smoke filters are much the same if there is much smoke. |
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10 Jun 08 - 04:51 PM (#2362600) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: Bill D (I was given 2 air filters used by a smoker. They smelled too bad to use, and the filters were not cheap) We need only light filtering. |
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10 Jun 08 - 05:28 PM (#2362626) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: GUEST,mg There is a smoke exhaust but I don't think it works very well. mg |
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10 Jun 08 - 05:31 PM (#2362628) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: artbrooks Try the REI Outlet on line here . REI stuff isn't cheap, but there can be some good deals at the Outlet and their guarantee is excellent - plus there is an outlet sale going on right now. |
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10 Jun 08 - 05:31 PM (#2362629) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: Becca72 Hair products I use (to enhance natural curl) are Redkin Crystal Curls (must buy from salon) coupled with Tres Semme curl enhancing spray from where ever. I have curly, fine, dry, colored hair and I really love any Redkin products I've tried. |
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10 Jun 08 - 06:03 PM (#2362660) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: Rapparee Helley Hansen makes danged good stuff, but it's pricey. But if you want the best, that's probably it. |
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11 Jun 08 - 02:20 PM (#2363437) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: mrdux i got a great waterproof parka from Columbia Sportswear, with detachable hood, zip out fleece lining/vest, and lots of usable well-deployed pockets -- enough to carry a spare camera body, a couple extra lenses and lunch. it's done very nicely in high-wind winter storms on the Oregon coast. |
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11 Jun 08 - 02:53 PM (#2363480) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: Wesley S 1- LL Bean 2 - No idea 3 - A hat. See #1 above. |
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12 Jun 08 - 12:08 PM (#2364284) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: EBarnacle I've been wearing my Helly Hanson foul weather top for 4 years now and, even though I've bought a new one, I really don't want to let it go. 'Nuf said. |
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12 Jun 08 - 12:46 PM (#2364309) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: Georgiansilver Tenson make some of the best jackets for protection and you can view their wares at Jo Royle outdoors ...when you get to the site...enter their shop and you will get a list of clothing....click on the Tenson link and I think you may find what you are looking for. Best wishes, Mike |
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12 Jun 08 - 01:05 PM (#2364321) Subject: RE: BS: Product recommendations From: katlaughing I have fine, dry, flyaway hair. I used to use Stony Brook unscented shampoo and conditioner. I have since switched to Sexy Hair Soy Milk Shampoo and Conditioner which I really like, as does my daughter. My grandson has refused to use anything but Sexy Hair because he likes the smell.:-) I see they also offer a Sulfate-Free product which is good! You have to buy Sexy Hair from a salon. |