Buy It And Try It: The Pet Vacuum
A group of special dogs get to come to work with their handlers at Sacramento's SPCA, and that means quite a collection of dog hair!
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A group of special dogs get to come to work with their handlers at Sacramento's SPCA, and that means quite a collection of dog hair!
Lauren Hockenson says white teeth are everywhere.
For more than 50 years Little Joes on Del Paso has been an institution. It sits along old U.S. 40. Here they still use a cash register from 1959.
If you've ever hung something pretty heavy you know it's a pain finding the stud in the wall. But you won't have to do that with the Hercules Hook.
The claim is that you can check your car's health with this little computer. It's called the CarMD.
Stealitback.com and propertyroom.com claim you can get quite a value on stolen goods. Kurtis decided to 'Buy-It-And-Try-It' to see if it was true.
Most stain removers claim they'll get the stains out. However, that's not always the case. We see which ones do the job.
It's called the Swivel Sweeper. It picks up everything from dust to the big stuff. Weighing only two pounds, this little unit is also rechargeable. But does it live up to its claims?
It's supposed to connect your necklace, bracelets, and anklets with ease. It even has a built in safety lock to make sure it's on secure. Let's see if it works.
You know that stuff that goes bad, because you didn't seal it up air tight. The Euro Sealer is supposed to fix that. We see if it works.
The Westinghouse Stick Up Bulb is supposed to be good anywhere you a need light, installs in seconds, and has a bulb that won't break. We see if that's true.
The Debbie Meyers Cold Cut Bags claim to keep cold cuts fresh longer. Let's test them out.
The Debbie Meyers Bread Bags say they'll dramatically extend the life of your favorite breads. Let's see if it works.
The Machado boys keep mother Lisa busy. Having three boys translates to a lot of stains and a lot of laundry.
Silver Lightning claims to be an amazing tray that removes tarnish. Let's see. Antiques and furniture started off as a hobby for Diane Feagins, but finding and selling it turned into her job.
