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December 02, 2008

MomSpit — 'Universal no-rinse cleanser for hands and face'

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"Inspired by the original."

Boy, I used to HATE it when my mom would use her spit to rub something off my face — ewwww.

From websites:

    MomSpit

    MomSpit is the universal no-rinse cleanser for hands and face.

    Inspired by the original, it's for everyone — children and adults alike.

    Whether you're urban, suburban or good old country, a soccer mom, golf dude, fashion diva or business suit, MomSpit was designed with versatility in mind.

    It's for you when you're on the move and in your groove.

    Eliminate milk moustaches, chocolate faces, sticky fingers, grease, dried food, latte foam, gas-pump grunge and mystery dirt — just MomSpit on it.


    Features:

    • Works like magic, smells like heaven, cleans like soap and water without the sink

    • Contains no alcohol, mousses brilliantly, moisturizes gently and feels great

    • Fits in small spaces and travels effortlessly anywhere that you do

    • pH-balanced, biodegradable product and recyclable packaging

    • Easier to use and easier to install than plumbing

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$7.

[via Milena]

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Just the name alone is enough to turn me off and away from this product...

Posted by: Jesse | Dec 2, 2008 5:37:46 PM

wow flautist, what a funny anecdote (though it's never quite the same feeling when it actually happens to us, right?) There are little things here and there that just break the assumptions of life, this is definitely one of them.

Posted by: johnjohn | Dec 2, 2008 5:17:42 PM

Bev! Tell me you ran after this man!!! He meant that your quasi, obviously unchivalrous boyfriend was not taking good care of you. I would have just gotten up and followed him right there and then.

Posted by: Miles | Dec 2, 2008 3:37:46 PM

When I was a grubby kid and my mother would see some dirt on me, she'd spit a tiny little bit right onto my face then use her (usually sweater-covered) elbow to rub it around on the dirty spot 'till things were clean enough to suit her, which was basically never.

Speaking of dirty faces, true story: Eons ago I was sitting in a taco joint with a sort of semi-boyfriend of the time, eating a really runny burrito, totally oblivious of the grease that was all over my chin and dripping onto my plate. A young (late 20-ish) man, on his way out of the restaurant, passed right by our table, glanced at me with my grease, then stopped, turned around, kneeled down right next to my seat, whipped a clean hanky out of his pocket, and proceeded to mop the grease off my face, occasionally dunking a hanky corner in my water glass for a thorough wash-up, holding onto the top of my head all the while. Then he stood back, admired the job, and said in a disapproving tone to my sort of semi-boyfriend, "You really need to do better."

There are so many ways to interpret that line. None good.

Posted by: Flautist | Dec 2, 2008 2:40:16 PM

I forgot to mention that I own a bottle of the Fig and Green tea momspit myself and that even though I wouldn't say that it smells like heaven, it does indeed have a nice smell. More green tea. Less Fig. Momspit also delivers on the cleaning. More importantly, my kid never says "ewww" nor does he fuss overly much when I use it on him.

Posted by: Milena | Dec 2, 2008 1:46:09 PM

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