Tuesday, December 19, 2017

.amazon. link



 Recently in the mail I got a Micro USB. The reason i got it was because like most people i keep breaking my USB cords. They either break in things or the cords fray and I am stuck with faulty wires.While it looks small it really holds up, the main problem with most USB's is that they don't survive very long. you get really long ones that tear in transit. then you get really short ones then the ends break. The even worse part that they tend to break inside your phone. This is thick and can take the abuse. It bends easily but with a hard shell. Both ends of the USB have hard guards so you won't have them breaking off any time soon. I would say the only thing i don't love in that it not long enough for a gaming cord. I would recommend this to any college student or person on the go.
 Link is on the bottom and on the top if you wanna try. #adamelements #usbcable #ad #paidad

Tuesday, November 7, 2017

come clean goverment

If the law requires companies to disclosure ingredients in the foods you eat and the personal care products you use on your body, why not feminine care products? We believe you have the right to know what’s in your tampons and pads. We stand with Women’s Voices of the Earth in supporting the Menstrual Products Right to Know Act of 2017 (H.R.2416) which protects consumers’ right to know what’s in the tampons and pads they use. WHAT YOU CAN DO with seven generation i was sponsored to get the word about having safe products for women to use We are leading the movement to pass the Cleaning Product Right to Know Act (H.R.2728), which requires manufacturers of both consumer household and industrial cleaning products to disclose all intentionally-added ingredients on their product labels and websites. Join Seventh Generation, the Environmental Working Group, the Breast Cancer Fund, and many others in fighting for your right to know what’s in the products you use. you have a right to know they just want a law that makes it that manufacturers do their part

Sunday, June 4, 2017

Wow, I learned that the average woman uses 16,000 tampons over time, and that no federal law requires makers to disclose the ingredients in them. Protecting the right to know is important for all women in our lives. Learn more about this! #comeclean #generationgood

Sunday, December 25, 2016

Seventh generation

#Ad I was selected to try Seventh Generation's Free & Clear laundry detergent made for sensitive skin, for FREE! Join me in #generationgood to see if you qualify too, or get other opportunities. http://www.generationgood.net

Seventh generation

Let’s face it, nobody enjoys having to buy tampons or pads. But Maya Rudolph, in her own unique way, opens up a discussion we should all be having.  Women use ~10,000 tampons in their lifetime!   Do you know what ingredients are used in them?  Learn more and shop Seventh Generation's full line of tampons, pads & pantiliners at select Target stores. #ad

http://h3.sml360.com/-/16a6k

Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Seventh generation

I have a right to know what’s in the products I buy! Join me in telling cleaning product companies to #ComeClean about the ingredients they use. #generationgood #sponsored

Birthday Video Greeting Card

 There's nothing like enjoying a birthday card that you made yourself today. I made a Birthday card for my friend for a fortie of Birthd...