Fashion

[brewhaha]

I most definitely would. I'd like to start a collection.

[pugvette74]

On 9/25/2014 twocent said:

No, I'll take the stale fruit cake.

Lol!!!

[Lipstickdiva]

A catch all during a messy dinner?

I can't imagine how messy that dinner would have to be to need this thing.

[Lipstickdiva]

On 9/25/2014 magicmoodz said:

On 9/25/2014 lolakimono said:

I just saw it online (not on air yet), but I'm already envisioning the hosts' spiel when listing the myriad of applications and for whom you should buy it.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say this is probably not a good holiday gift for your kids' teachers or their busdriver.

You mean like "people judge you by the bib you wear"?

"lead with the bib"

[focksie]

This is along the order of the Katsak.

You can watch Mike Rowe selling it, lol:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rChjMRfi40c

[DREAMON]

NO

[ChynnaBlue]

But the video says it's fashionable, fun, and stylish!

[bohogypsy]

On 9/25/2014 jubilant said:

This would be nice for nursing home residents.

I would agree with that because in most nursing homes if the resident spilled or dripped anything on their clothes, they would sit in those soiled clothes for the rest of the day.

[jubilant]

On 9/26/2014 bjried said:

On 9/25/2014 jubilant said:

This would be nice for nursing home residents.

I would agree with that because in most nursing homes if the resident spilled or dripped anything on their clothes, they would sit in those soiled clothes for the rest of the day.

My dad is in a home and he is always dropping food down the front of his shirt. The nursing homes don't use bibs or spot cleaner so the stain remains. It drives my mother nuts! She takes them home and treats them with spot remover. I think this would be a big help to both her and my dad. We are lugging his wash home every week and it is getting to be a real hassle.

[goodstuff]

I can do exactly the same thing with a baby blanket or a dish towel. No thanks.