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We really needed this when baby was a newborn and it really eased him. I had gone through a bunch of other types of anti-gas stuff-- and none were instantly as soothing as this. Also I felt like the other products had random ingredients to be wary of.

Excellent value for money. Cleans glass well. Can leave foaming residue at the floor cleaning concentration, I dial it back just a bit.

I was so disappointed to find this item out of stock, given that I have a party to go to on Friday night and was hoping to add that little extra pizzazz to my ensemble. I have had to try a substitute instead and I'm appalled to write that it has caused some not insignificant staining to the cream leather upholstery of our settee. 

Grandson loved the scooter. Took it right to the skate park and was the envy of the othe scooter owners

The more I looked through this book the less it resembled the "Elements of Style" I remember from college. This book is clumsy, poorly laid-out and hard to understand and maybe that's the way it was in the mid-1970s, but there many, much easier to understand style books available (try the AP Stylebook or the Chicago Manual). Plus it's fussy in places as when the author insists we do what he says because his book is the one used by the Government Printing Office and the Oxford English Dictionary. The GPO is the largest publisher in the world, emphasis on "publishing." They receive documents electronically from the executive, legislative and judicial branches of our government and then the GPO prints them. They don't read, edit or proof those documents, that is up to the issuing body, so I fail to see what is especially significant about William Strunk's claim that the GPO uses his book. As for the OED, I don't live, write or edit documents in the UK and therefore what style they use, which often differs from our style here in the US, is useless for me.