Even if you’re not a crafter, you probably need glue every once in a while and get frustrated when you can’t find it. In my case, one of the kids has usually hijacked it. I received a Tombow glue applicator to review and was silently gloating that it looks a bit like the white-out so my kids won’t try to sneak away with it!
First of all, these are refillable. Nice and friendly for the Earth.
Secondly, they are really handy. Not messy, doesn’t dry out (at least, mine didn’t.)
And the glue is permanent! I expected it to come out like the little glue dots, but it’s more like a clear liquid. It makes it a bit to tell where you’ve put it, but just pay attention and you’ll be fine. It’s very precise, so there’s no mess or excess to clean up. The bond is really strong, too. I think this is a great product to have around the house for those times when you need a bit of glue.
I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.
Homemade dog food was an idea I was willing to research. Finding the perfect balance between good-for-the-dog ingredients and being cost-conscious was a must. Easy cooked dog food recipe ? No problem! This recipe uses only 5 ingredients, albeit large quantities of those ingredients. I preferred a cooked recipe because I have young children and can’t risk either of them eating or even handling raw meat. This is basically like a meatloaf with dog vitamin supplements. Because this recipe yields 48 cups of dog food, I would probably try to find a friend who would want to split it with me, at least at the beginning until I knew my dog would take to it. 
