How much fun are these adjustable denim KitchenKuffs!!
There are several statements that take place in our house over and over again:
- Pick up your dirty clothes
- Chew with your mouth closed
- Throw away your trash
And my all-time least favorite:
- Can someone come push up my sleeves?!?! PLEASE!?!?
Well, Kate, bar the door, those days are gone. May I present:
KitchenKuffs!!!
That’s right, people. It’s time to say goodbye to soggy sleeves!
The brainchild of Barbara Doran, KitchenKuffs mean you’ll never have suds-soaked cuffs (or anything else, for that matter) on your long-sleeved tops EVER AGAIN! I was so impressed when I first saw this product that I contacted Barbara. She gave me a pair of regular and a pair of adjustable KitchenKuffs to review for you guys. I’ve had ample opportunity to try them, and as far as I’m concerned, they are a must-have in every kitchen, bath, basement and garage. I’ve used them while cooking dinner, washing dishes, painting a bookcase and potting flowers. They go on with total ease, and stay right where you put them.
Here’s a video from Barbara showing the myriad of ways she’s put her KitchenKuffs to good use:
To me, this is true American ingenuity – entrepreneurship at its finest! The product has even caught the eye of Martha Stewart’s Dreamers into Doers, where Barbara was recently featured as Doer of the Week.
Shown here are the denim KitchenKuffs (adjustable) and the pepper pattern regular KitchenKuffs
I highly recommend that you pick up a pair and give them a try. They’re machine-washable cotton, made here in the USA, very affordable, and come in a variety of patterns in the regular and adjustable KitchenKuffs. I think these will make great gifts for teachers, gardeners, moms and sisters, dads and brothers – anyone who needs to “Keep their sleeves up!” And at a time when many families are pinching pennies more than ever, KitchenKuffs are a unique and thoughtful gift they’ll use time after time, without having to break the bank!
I love ‘em, Barbara – I know our readers will, too.
-Liz
Visit www.kitchenkuffs.com for a patterns, pricing and sizing.
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