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This is the first in a series. I have decided that from time to time, I will profile all manner of newsworthy items to my readers under this headline. I will bring things to your attention that I feel may be of particular interest to you. These articles may feature information, a project or a product. Incidentally, you should know that I am not paid any kind of endorsement fee for products that I review in this feature. This makes me free to truly comment on the products featured.
Today's feature is on some new products from Hanes. You've got to love products that solve some of our more basic problems. I think you will find that Hanes has found a way to save us time and money - and who among us isn't short on both? Hanes really did their homework and surveyed 500 mothers aged 25 to 45. They found a few problems that stood out and came up with product solutions. Problem #1: Hanes found that 1 in 3 moms hate sorting and pairing socks when doing laundry, with nearly 75% leaving that task until very last. Product solution: Hanes EZ Sort™ Socks. These socks have "Hanes" color-coded and knit into the bottom of each sock so they are easier to match up. This means you can keep the boys' socks and the girls' socks appropriately matched, as well as sizes for each child appropriately matched, saving you the time and hassle of lining them all up and figuring it out. Hey, this is so simple maybe you can assign the task to the kids to do, or maybe you could make a game of it with younger children to help them learn their colors and the concept of matching. Problem #2: Hanes also found that 3 out of 4 moms have kids who complain about the shirt tags itching them or scratching them. Product solution: The Hanes Tagless T-Shirt for Kids line. The size and care information are printed directly onto the underwear so that kids are more comfortable and you get less complaining to listen. My niece tested a t-shirt and loved it. No more itching and scratching at that bothersome tag! Less time wasted with the kids fussing about their clothes. Problem #3: Hanes found that nearly half of moms find stains on their kids' clothes every day. (I want to meet the other half. Their kids must be kept under glass or something.) Go To Page: 1 2 |
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