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It's officially Summer, which means it's bubble making season! OK, so around here...it's bubble making season year round actually. Bubbles are always fun and they always keep Lucas and his cousins {that's his cousin, Blanca in the pic below} entertained for hours on end. Oh, even our dog, Aries, loves to try to eat the bubbles LOL. One thing I can't stand is going to pull out the bubble toys only to find out we have run out of bubble solution. I can't tell you how many times this happens to us! That's why I make my own homemade bubble solution. It's easy to make with a few simple ingredients everyone has in their home. 

Homemade Bubble Solution

11 Cups Water
4 Cups Anti-bacterial Dish Soap
1 Cup Light Corn Syrup
Gallon Jug

Directions: Add the ingredients to the jug. Secure lid and shake to mix. Let sit overnight before first use.

• Features dual-action technology - a combination of spinning and back and forth brushing heads for the ultimate in cleaning
• Comes in several premium designer colors to suit your personal style or décor
• Available in medium or soft bristles and a replaceable head

As you guys know, I love to cook. I have a fascination or more like obsession with all things related to the kitchen. Gadgets. Appliances. Bakeware. Cookware. I keep up with all of the latest trends and product releases. To be honest, it's not often that I run across a truly innovative kitchen product, but I am blown away by the new 360 Cookware line.

On the exterior, 360 Cookware looks like ordinary stainless steel cookware. Well, I hate to say ordinary...I mean stainless steel is the standard for professional cooking. High quality stainless steel pots and pans are the perfect cooking vessels. Stainless steel heats evenly. It's safe to cook in. It sears food beautifully. The 360 Cookware pan that I received  to review is impeccably designed. It is made using multiple layers T-304 stainless steel (highest quality) and alloy construction. The pan is beefy and durable. It even has ergonomic, stay cool handles, which is a nice touch for stainless steel. The pans are over safe to 400 degrees so you can use the pans to roast or bake food in. Plus, the pans are beautiful enough to be used from oven to table if you want. Best of all, they come with a lifetime warranty!

OK, here's the innovative part...Vapor Technology

360 Cookware utilizes Vapor Technology to create fast, even heat that gently surrounds all your healthy recipes, from vegetables and meats to grains and baked goods. The lids are specially designed to create a vapor seal that captures heat and keeps it moving around your food, not escaping out the sides. It basically turns the pan into an oven. Not only do you not have to use high heat, but your food gets cooked quicker.

The vapor created means that food is able to cook in its own natural juices. You don't have to add any added oil, fat, or even water to your meal during the cooking process. That translates into healthier, more delicious food! Using the pans does take a little bit of a learning curve, but it is easy once you get the hang of it and play around with different recipes. Watch the video below to see exactly how they work.

Learn More About 360 Cookware

To learn more about 360 Cookware, please visit them online.

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• Delicate fabric, laces, lingerie, washable silk, etc. require gentle care and need to be washed separately. Lint-giving fabrics (chenille, terry, etc.) should not be washed with lint-attracting items, such as corduroy, permanent press, dark socks, etc.
• Heavily soiled work or play clothes should be washed separately from lightly soiled clothes.
• Treat stains early. Fresh stains are easier to remove than old ones. Always test an inside seam for colorfastness.
• Do not put garments with a stain in dryer. The dryer heat will set stains and make them permanent. Repeat pre-treatment/washing techniques above. If this doesn't work, send garment to cleaners. Some stains, however, may be permanent.

• Sneezing
• Eczema
• Rubbing his nose and eyes
• Watery, red eyes
• Coughing

• Check the pollen count in your area. Avoid being outdoors during the times of the day when the count is high.
• If you have to be outdoors, then make sure to bathe kids as soon as you come inside to remove any pollen that is on their hair and body.
• Use saline washes and sprays to flush allergens from the nose. Take allergy medicine to relieve symptoms.