www.21stcentury.ie Review:

OK ladies and Gents... I am going to break it down for all ya'll on the best way to use this stuff. It took me a while, but I think I have figured out the process. (Excuse the poor spelling... no spell check on this thing!)

Great product! After years of bating for squirrels with no success and losing most of the fruit on our trees we tried the trap. The first day we got 6 squirrels and by the end of the week we were done. It works.

The entire back of my stucco house was covered with big black mold patches up to 3 feet high. They had been developing for years and were really embedded deep in the stucco. I purchased a garden sprayer, covered the whole area in about 20 minutes. A couple days later I could already see a difference. You're supposed to just let it do its thing over time, but being impatient, I decided to help it along and took a broom to it. Holy cow--the mold was just brushing off like crazy. About 75% of the stain is already gone. In 3 weeks I will do a second treatment, and just let it continue to do its work without any help. This stuff is amazing. The only drawback is the paint is disappearing along with it, but I expected that--considering the paint is over 35 years old and would probably come off just from brisk brushing alone. Wet & Forget has no odor, is a simple process, and it really does work!

Here is Kaplan's state-of-the-art tome. It has what you need: test strategies, practice tests, practice quizzes, detailed explanations, resources online, and a lot of "what to expect."

I picked this up recently after being tired of having dry flaky skin on my face during the winter. I was hoping it would be the same as the St. Ives Apricot Scrub I used over ten years ago. Even though the packaging isn't the same bright orange color it was before, it's still exactly the same as it was back then - a fabulous exfoliant that can be used multiple times a week. In addition to stripping dry skin, the scrub helps with ingrown hairs as well.