OK, I got a hot tip from the kitchen sink. It's called the Power Puff and
is a cylinder shaped sponge on a handle. You can buy them at Walmart for
about $2.50. It's got a white handle, a yellow cylinder shaped sponge with
a blue scrubby thing on the flat top of the cylinder. Perfect for glasses
and rounded items like bowls, storage containers, etc.

This thing is MONSTER! It's the most important tool in my dishwasher job.
It's basically a sponge on a stick (handle), but it's the material/makeup of
the sponge itself that is amazing. It's a very open celled stiff foam type
sponge. The foam is strong enough to take on all but burnt on foods. Some
burnt-on if it's not too bad, then I go to a SS scrubby. It's perfect for
dried egg yolk and stuck-on melted cheese. Here's the clincher.... it's
impervious to chlorine bleach, so you can soak it in a diluted bleach mix
and kill all bacteria.

I used the first one till the sponge started turning on the handle. I have
no idea how old it was and someone tossed it. When I came in to work and
noticed it gone, I raised hell and demanded a new one. My boss said to go
over to Walmart and buy some more. Cool! Bought 4, 3 for work and 1 for
myself.

I don't like sponges, preferring brushes instead. This thing is the
exception, as it IS exceptional. Should have its own infomercial. Here is
their website and I notice they also make dobie-style sponges. I may try to
get some of these. The website is not working for me (seamonkey on linux)
but it may for you. Check it out.

http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...ower-puff.htm#

nb

notbob > wrote:

> The website is not working for me (seamonkey on linux)
> but it may for you. Check it out.
>
> http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...ower-puff.htm#

It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
IE7. But I get the idea.

-sw

On 2008-09-08, Sqwertz > wrote:
>
> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
> IE7. But I get the idea.

Yeah, I looked at the source and it's wonked. Whatya expect from a company
that makes sesame st toys?

nb

Sqwertz wrote:
> notbob > wrote:
>
>> The website is not working for me (seamonkey on linux)
>> but it may for you. Check it out.
>>
>> http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...ower-puff.htm#
>
> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
> IE7. But I get the idea.

Works great with Firefox (3) and Chrome.
But what'd you expect from a *real* browser?

:{)

notbob wrote:
> On 2008-09-08, Sqwertz > wrote:
>> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
>> IE7. But I get the idea.
>
> Yeah, I looked at the source and it's wonked. Whatya expect from a company
> that makes sesame st toys?
>
> nb

The link is not to a real site. It's a sample of a web page designed by
Jason Rhodin. There are no real links on the page and I don't know if
the company or the products exist.

Dave Bell > wrote:

> Sqwertz wrote:
>> notbob > wrote:
>>
>>> The website is not working for me (seamonkey on linux)
>>> but it may for you. Check it out.
>>>
>>> http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...ower-puff.htm#
>>
>> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
>> IE7. But I get the idea.
>
> Works great with Firefox (3) and Chrome.
> But what'd you expect from a *real* browser?

The links work? You must have a *MAGIC* browser! :-P

-sw

On Sep 8, 5:12*am, Sqwertz > wrote:
> Dave Bell > wrote:
> > Sqwertz wrote:
> >> notbob > wrote:
>
> >>> The website is not working for me (seamonkey on linux)
> >>> but it may for you. *Check it out.
>
> >>>http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...uff/power-puff.....
>
> >> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
> >> IE7. *But I get the idea.
>
> > Works great with Firefox (3) and Chrome.
> > But what'd you expect from a *real* browser?
>
> The links work? *You must have a *MAGIC* browser! :-P
>
> -sw

Doesn't work on Safari either.
MacHead from Fargo

Sqwertz wrote:
> Dave Bell > wrote:
>
>> Sqwertz wrote:
>>> notbob > wrote:
>>>
>>>> The website is not working for me (seamonkey on linux)
>>>> but it may for you. Check it out.
>>>>
>>>> http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...ower-puff.htm#
>>> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
>>> IE7. But I get the idea.
>> Works great with Firefox (3) and Chrome.
>> But what'd you expect from a *real* browser?
>
> The links work? You must have a *MAGIC* browser! :-P
>
> -sw
No, just a very good imagination...
The page loads and renders fine.
I never tried the links!

"Michael \"Dog3\" wrote:
> notbob writes:
>
> > I don't like sponges, preferring brushes instead. �This thing is the
> > exception, as it IS exceptional. �Should have its own infomercial.
> > Here is their website and I notice they also make dobie-style sponges.
> > �I may try to get some of these. �The website is not working for me
> > (seamonkey on linux) but it may for you. �Check it out.
>
> >http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port.../power-puff.ht
> > m#
>
> I use a lot of sponges. �I like them. �From the pics this looks like one of
> those toilet bowl brush things that you can replace the little cleaner pad
> on. �Is the sponge flexible? �If it's flexible I'll have to get one. �It
> would be awesome when cleaning out flower vases etc.

Perfect prep tool for CyberCrud before her ob-gyn exam.

Michael "Dog3" wrote:
> dsi1 >
> : in rec.food.cooking
>
>> notbob wrote:
>>> On 2008-09-08, Sqwertz > wrote:
>>>> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
>>>> IE7. But I get the idea.
>>> Yeah, I looked at the source and it's wonked. Whatya expect from a
>>> company that makes sesame st toys?
>>>
>>> nb
>> The link is not to a real site. It's a sample of a web page designed
>> by
>> Jason Rhodin. There are no real links on the page and I don't know
>> if
>> the company or the products exist.
>
> LOL... I didn't check any of the links. I just looked at the pic to see
> what it looked like.
>
> Michael

Creating a reality out of materials less substantial than space gas is
what the web does best. :-)

Michael "Dog3" wrote:

> Sheldon >
> :
> in rec.food.cooking
>
> > "Michael \"Dog3\" wrote:
> >> notbob writes:
> >>
> >> > I don't like sponges, preferring brushes instead. �This thing i
> > s the
> >> > exception, as it IS exceptional. �Should have its own infomerci
> > al.
> >> > Here is their website and I notice they also make dobie-style
> >> > sponges. �I may try to get some of these. �The website is not
> >> > wo
> > rking for me
> >> > (seamonkey on linux) but it may for you. �Check it out.
> >>
> >> >http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...uff/power-puff.
> >> >ht
> >> > m#
> >>
> >> I use a lot of sponges. �I like them. �From the pics this
> > looks like one of
> >> those toilet bowl brush things that you can replace the little
> >> cleaner pa
> > d
> >> on. �Is the sponge flexible? �If it's flexible I'll have
> > to get one. �It
> >> would be awesome when cleaning out flower vases etc.
> >
> > Perfect prep tool for CyberCrud before her ob-gyn exam.
>
> Bleh!!!!! Someone pass the mental white out please. That's a real scary
> thought.


Cybertwot's OB - GYN session could be a remake of that old Poe classic, this
time around called _The Pit And The Speculum_...

;-p


--
Best
Greg

On Mon 08 Sep 2008 11:59:43a, Gregory Morrow told us...

>
> Michael "Dog3" wrote:
>
>> Sheldon >
>> :
>> in rec.food.cooking
>>
>> > "Michael \"Dog3\" wrote:
>> >> notbob writes:
>> >>
>> >> > I don't like sponges, preferring brushes instead. �This thing i
>> > s the
>> >> > exception, as it IS exceptional. �Should have its own infomerci
>> > al.
>> >> > Here is their website and I notice they also make dobie-style
>> >> > sponges. �I may try to get some of these. �The website is not
>> >> > wo
>> > rking for me
>> >> > (seamonkey on linux) but it may for you. �Check it out.
>> >>
>> >> >http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...uff/power-puff
>> >> >. ht
>> >> > m#
>> >>
>> >> I use a lot of sponges. �I like them. �From the pics this
>> > looks like one of
>> >> those toilet bowl brush things that you can replace the little
>> >> cleaner pa
>> > d
>> >> on. �Is the sponge flexible? �If it's flexible I'll have
>> > to get one. �It
>> >> would be awesome when cleaning out flower vases etc.
>> >
>> > Perfect prep tool for CyberCrud before her ob-gyn exam.
>>
>> Bleh!!!!! Someone pass the mental white out please. That's a real
>> scary thought.
>
>
> Cybertwot's OB - GYN session could be a remake of that old Poe classic,
> this time around called _The Pit And The Speculum_...
>
> ;-p
>
>

ROTF!

--
Wayne Boatwright

*******************************************
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*******************************************
Countdown till Veteran's Day
9wks 11hrs 56mins
*******************************************
A bird in the hand can be messy.
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Sqwertz wrote:
> notbob > wrote:
>
>> The website is not working for me (seamonkey on linux)
>> but it may for you. Check it out.
>>
>> http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...ower-puff.htm#
>
> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
> IE7. But I get the idea.
>
> -sw

It's one of the most amateurish web sites I've seen in many years. The
buttons didn't work for me, either. I tried Firefox 3, IE7 and IE tab.

I'll have to look at one the next time I'm at WalMart. It's hard to see
what it looks like from the web site.

--
Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

dsi1 wrote:
> notbob wrote:
>> On 2008-09-08, Sqwertz > wrote:
>>> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
>>> IE7. But I get the idea.
>>
>> Yeah, I looked at the source and it's wonked. Whatya expect from a
>> company
>> that makes sesame st toys?
>>
>> nb
>
> The link is not to a real site. It's a sample of a web page designed by
> Jason Rhodin. There are no real links on the page and I don't know if
> the company or the products exist.

That explains it!

--
Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

Dave Bell wrote:
> Sqwertz wrote:
>> notbob > wrote:
>>
>>> The website is not working for me (seamonkey on linux)
>>> but it may for you. Check it out.
>>>
>>> http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...ower-puff.htm#
>>>
>>
>> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
>> IE7. But I get the idea.
>
> Works great with Firefox (3) and Chrome.
> But what'd you expect from a *real* browser?
>
> :{)

Did you try clicking the "buttons" I can see the page on FF3 and IE7
and IE tab, but the buttons don't work.

--
Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Mon 08 Sep 2008 11:59:43a, Gregory Morrow told us...
>
>> Cybertwot's OB - GYN session could be a remake of that old Poe classic,
>> this time around called _The Pit And The Speculum_...
>>
>> ;-p
>
> ROTF!

How pathetic that you actually enjoy these posts.

And yet you brag about having Sheldon killfiled because he's vile.
I don't get it. But this is Wayne, so it's not worth trying to
understand.

-sw

"Gregory Morrow" wrote:
> Michael "Dog3" wrote:
> > Sheldon wrote:
> > > "Michael \"Dog3\" wrote:
> > >> notbob writes:
>
> > >> > I don't like sponges, preferring brushes instead. This thing i
> > > s the
> > >> > exception, as it IS exceptional. Should have its own infomerci
> > > al.
> > >> > Here is their website and I notice they also make dobie-style
> > >> > sponges. I may try to get some of these. The website is not
> > >> > wo
> > > rking for me
> > >> > (seamonkey on linux) but it may for you. Check it out.
>
> > >> >http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...uff/power-puff.
> > >> >ht
> > >> > m#
>
> > >> I use a lot of sponges. I like them. From the pics this
> > > �looks like one of
> > >> those toilet bowl brush things that you can replace the little
> > >> cleaner pa
> > > d
> > >> on. Is the sponge flexible? If it's flexible I'll have
> > > to get one. It
> > >> would be awesome when cleaning out flower vases etc.
>
> > > Perfect prep tool for CyberCrud before her ob-gyn exam.
>
> > Bleh!!!!! �Someone pass the mental white out please. That's a real scary
> > thought.
>
> Cybertwot's OB - GYN session could be a remake of that old Poe classic, this
> time around called _The Pit And The Speculum_...

Don't you mean "The Pit And The Polansky"?

First four 300 lb interns wheel CyberCooze over the JiffyLube Pit and
strap her up on hydraulic jack stands... then choose a Vise Grip
speculum... The Polansky!

Ebay: http://tinyurl.com/6qc7pl

On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 04:04:07 GMT, notbob > wrote:

>On 2008-09-08, Sqwertz > wrote:
>>
>> It doesn't work on Seamonkey for Windows, or using IETab, or using
>> IE7. But I get the idea.
>
>Yeah, I looked at the source and it's wonked. Whatya expect from a company
>that makes sesame st toys?
>
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2u8ia1k&s=4

It looks like an "s" shaped sponge with a scrubbie side... I buy
those from time to time, but I don't think they are better than
anything else and the concept is not new.



--
I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond.

Mae West

On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 13:25:34 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\"" >
wrote:

>LOL... I didn't check any of the links. I just looked at the pic to see
>what it looked like.

Were you blown away by how novel it was?




--
I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond.

Mae West

Power Puff is available on www.re-play.com then go to Shop Now and then Kitchen Essentials.



On Sunday, September 7, 2008 at 11:41:28 PM UTC-4, notbob wrote:
> OK, I got a hot tip from the kitchen sink. It's called the Power Puff and
> is a cylinder shaped sponge on a handle. You can buy them at Walmart for
> about $2.50. It's got a white handle, a yellow cylinder shaped sponge with
> a blue scrubby thing on the flat top of the cylinder. Perfect for glasses
> and rounded items like bowls, storage containers, etc.
>
> This thing is MONSTER! It's the most important tool in my dishwasher job.
> It's basically a sponge on a stick (handle), but it's the material/makeup of
> the sponge itself that is amazing. It's a very open celled stiff foam type
> sponge. The foam is strong enough to take on all but burnt on foods. Some
> burnt-on if it's not too bad, then I go to a SS scrubby. It's perfect for
> dried egg yolk and stuck-on melted cheese. Here's the clincher.... it's
> impervious to chlorine bleach, so you can soak it in a diluted bleach mix
> and kill all bacteria.
>
> I used the first one till the sponge started turning on the handle. I have
> no idea how old it was and someone tossed it. When I came in to work and
> noticed it gone, I raised hell and demanded a new one. My boss said to go
> over to Walmart and buy some more. Cool! Bought 4, 3 for work and 1 for
> myself.
>
> I don't like sponges, preferring brushes instead. This thing is the
> exception, as it IS exceptional. Should have its own infomercial. Here is
> their website and I notice they also make dobie-style sponges. I may try to
> get some of these. The website is not working for me (seamonkey on linux)
> but it may for you. Check it out.
>
> http://www.ilevelstudio.com/web-port...ower-puff.htm#
>
> nb