kiesyj wrote:

Received 83 days ago

Lillian, i thought i was the only one that noticed the bevy of bow tie blouses and what they added to "the secretary" my mom was an executive back in the day and she also wore them as part of her dynasty / dallas esq 80's power suit. -- as a chap i wear a tie a lot and wished more ladies embraced the bow tie-- chow :)

dilini wrote:

Received 230 days ago

Hey there! There is a green babydoll dress that you have on your page (the one that's great for St Patrick's day) :) I'm dying to know where I can find it! Could you email me if you know please. I would so grateful! Twinkle3785@aol.com Thank you!!

fatcatdagg wrote:

Received 233 days ago

For this recommendation: KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixer.

I swear this is the swiss army knife of the kitchen, perfect for cookies :D

xeniaxenia wrote:

Received 237 days ago

Hi, I have some questions about burberry rain boots that you have. I am wondering how they are looking on leegg , have you some picture of you wearing them, and can you put your trousers in it.And which size to order, I am wearing 36-37.

Lola61 wrote:

Received 240 days ago

For this recommendation: Chance of Flowers by Malin Bengtsson.

What a pretty parasol! I am adding this to my frilly, frothy and funky list, which up til now only had one item. Thanks!

marrrrgo wrote:

Received 252 days ago

For this recommendation: Hammer's Hammer T-Shirt.

i LOVE it. i WANT it!

HelloKelsey wrote:

Received 275 days ago

For this recommendation: Paris Kitty Jumper.

Oh my gosh, this is completely darling. I'm so bummed they don't have it anymore! But now I've made it my mission to find another seller. Thanks for recommending!

daviddavis wrote:

Received 289 days ago

For this recommendation: VitaClay Pro Vita Clay Rice Cooker.

Lillian, beware I purchased a VitaClay cooker to avoid the non-stick surfaces present in most other cookers. Non-stick surfaces emit fumes called PTFEs that are believed to be harmful to humans (and pets). When I lifted the clay pot out of the machine - guess what the heating element was made from - yes - a non-stick, Teflon-like surface - despite the product being marketed as `teflon free'.

Michelle Liu the owner of Essenergy (the California based company that invented the cookers - they are manufactured by third parties in China) confirmed it was indeed non-stick but told me that a new version was coming out in about a month that used a different coating.

Based on this, I sent the cooker back at my expense with a promise from Michelle that I would receive a new unit and a shipping credit. It's now going on over SEVEN MONTHS and I have no cooker and have not been able to get my money back. She has had one excuse after another from "it is undergoing testing" to "shipping from China is delayed due to a slowing economy". In my opinion, this is not a company or product that can be trusted.

Other questions that need to be addressed:

For the new heating element, what is the new coating composed of? Has it undergone safety testing? Could it be even worse than the prior coating from a safety perspective?

Clay is a very porous substance that will be in very intimate contact with your food. Is it really Zisha clay? According to whom? Why does some marketing state "no ADDED lead" - is there naturally occurring lead in the clay? Has it been tested for other substances such as cadmium, pesticide run-off, other heavy metals? Is it 100% Zisha clay or might there be other clays/adulterants added?

Because I've found Essenergy so untrustworthy, I would need to see notarized documents from recognized labs and testing agencies that answer these crucial questions before I would even consider purchasing. I've found this company to be one that cuts corners and does not operate above board.

This could be an excellent product, but only if there is assurance as to quality and safety. With the recent questionable practices that have occurred in manufacturing in China this seems even more important.

Tastyone wrote:

Received 298 days ago

For this recommendation: Destinations Cocktail Wedding Dress.

fabulous!