This product is now available form Kwai Chi’s online store @ http://astore.amazon.co.uk/kwaichisworld-21?_encoding=UTF8&node=9 This has got to be the loudest alarm clock in the world! The… Read More »Product Review: Sonic Bomb Alarm clock
I review the silver laced moisturiser in the above product review. The product is only available in Germany as far as I know.
I review the number one instant noodle snack in the above video
In the above video review I get to grips with the ergoflex mattress. ergo flex are an online manufacturer and direct seller of their memory foam mattress. This 2 year old company has been making waves in the industry and have also been featured on programmes like Deal or no Deal. ergoflex pitch themselves as an alternative to Tempur but personally I see them as a direct competitor.
When researching online I kept seeing myths about memory foam mattresses which I would like to dispel:Read More »Product Review: Ergoflex memory foam mattress (Tempur copy)
Kwai Chi reviews one of the more exclusive hair holding products on the market in the video above
I review the Tempur Queen sized pillow in the above video. enjoy!
I review one of the best toilet bleaches on the market in the above video. Contains graphic images
I review the Veetee rice range in the above video
Here’s a video review of the Philips Philishave Arcitec RQ1095.
hungryhouse.co.uk 8/10
The builders were round creating a mess the other day so come the evening my flat was covered in dust and my kitchen was reduced to the size of a shoebox. Dinner time came round (not Yorkshire dinner which means lunch) and I couldn’t cook. Outside was snowing and icy, so restaurants were out of the question too. As a result I did the decent thing and looked for a takeaway that delivered. From the myvouchercodes.co.uk website I saw an introductory 10% off offer for hungryhouse.co.uk. The deal was simple, for your first order you get 10% off. Great news! Read More »Product review: hungryhouse.co.uk
Mince pies have been around in the UK for a long time and became a Christmas speciality by the 16th Century. Oddly, in the 17th Century Oliver Cromwell ruled them illegal to be eaten at Christmas – a law which is still valid to this day! Minced meat was originally used to make the fillings for these pies but changed in the 19th century to something closer to today’s non meat variety. All of the pies on offer in the test are currant based with some premium brands adding Brandy to the mix. Read More »Blind test review: The Best Tasting Mini Mince Pies
If you live in the UK or USA, you have probably gone to your local supermarket or department store and at some point come across an announcement on the loudspeaker telling you that in 10 minutes that if you go to aisle so and so, you will receive a free paring knife or garnishing spiral knife. Read More »Forever sharp knives? Yeah right! And the knife through a hammer trick