Dish Soap

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Dishpan fits standard twin or single sinks. Molded in grip areas provide portability. Dishpan is great for washing dishes, soaking laundry, and other tasks.

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Your favorite gourmet salt will be easily accessible at the table or in the kitchen with our salt server. Durable stainless steel frame holds an 8-oz. glass bowl and features a unique flip-top lid with silicone gasket to keep your salt fresh and dry. Dishwasher safe but we recommend hand washing..

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GINGER CHELSEA FLAT SOAP DISH

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3M Command, Water Resistant Strips & Shower Caddy, Mounting Solution Holds Firmly & Removes Cleanly, Leaves No Surface Damage, Creating An Easy & Affordable Way To Organize & Decorate, Each Caddy Holds Up To 7.5 LB With 2 Large Command Strips Per Pack.

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17.6"L x 13.8"D x 5.9"W, Large, Black, Wire Dish Drainer, Antimicrobial Product Protection Treated With Microban To Inhibit Growth Of Stain & Odor Causing Bacteria, Large Plastic Coated Wire Dish Drainer 2, Extra Deep For Maximum Capacity, Use With Dish Drainer Tray #1182, Coated Wire Cushions & Protects Dishes.

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This product will fit in all conventional sink hole diameters. It measures 3 inches in height from the sink to the top of the dispenser and extends three inches out (from the middle of the dispenser pump to the tip of the spout). The refillable bottle extends 8 inches below the sink. Questions? Call us toll free!
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Though this movie did decent box-office business, it was never as funny as it should have been or as clever as it thought it was. The film is set behind the scenes at The Sun Also Sets, a soap opera starring Sally Field that is suffering a ratings slump. To lure the audience back, the producers resurrect a dead character, played by Kevin Kline, with whom Field was once a lover of but is now at odds (and helped exile to dinner theater, where he is first glimpsed playing Willy Loman). Written by Andrew Bergman and Robert Harling, the script has its funny moments but never manages to string them together, despite a cast that includes Whoopi Goldberg, Robert Downey Jr., Cathy Moriarty, and Carrie Fisher. --Marshall Fine

Riotous all-star satire about the dirt behind a fictitious soap opera, featuring Sally Field as the darling of daytime TV who finds her life falling to pieces, thanks to the return of ex-lover and co-star Kevin Kline and a devious plan hatched by a jealous actress. Wildly hilarious complications ensue; with Whoopi Goldberg, Robert Downey, Jr., Teri Hatcher, Cathy Moriarty. 97 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround, French; Subtitles: English; documentary; theatrical trailer. NOTE: This Title is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.

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Riotous all-star satire about the dirt behind a fictitious soap opera, featuring Sally Field as the darling of daytime TV who finds her life falling to pieces, thanks to the return of ex-lover and co-star Kevin Kline and a devious plan hatched by a jealous actress. Wildly hilarious complications ensue; with Whoopi Goldberg, Robert Downey, Jr., Teri Hatcher, Cathy Moriarty. 97 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround, French; Subtitles: English; documentary; theatrical trailer. NOTE: This Title is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.

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Cascade All In 1 Pacs Make every load a Complete load by putting Cascade Complete's advanced cleaning system with extra enzymes to work for you.Automatic Dishwasher DetergentAll in 1No pre-washingDissolves tough foodRinse aid actionPre-Treating PowerStain Fighting PowerShine Shield PowerHarness the All in One Power in every load.

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The Sushi Chef Sushi Making Kit from the Bay cliff Company contains all the basic ingredients and tools you need to create your own Japanese-style sushi at home. The kit provides the premium, Japanese-style vinegars, nori (toasted seaweed), and short-grain rice that distinguish professionally-made, restaurant-quality sushi. The kit also includes the bamboo rolling mat and rice paddle essential to forming and mixing the rice. A detailed recipe book that contains a brief history, step by step instructions, and recipes provides the instruction you need to make a variety of delicious and exotic sushi. Finally, Japanese dark soy sauce, pickled ginger, and Wasabi (powdered horseradish) put the finishing touches on your at-home, sushi meal from scratch. All you provide are the fresh ingredients.With enough pre-measured ingredients to make 125 pieces of sushi, or roughly a complete meal for 12, the Sushi Chef Sushi Making Kit is a wonderful gift for foodies or anyone interested having a sushi dinner party. The Sushi Chef Sushi Making Kit takes the intimidation out of creating homemade sushi by assembling the top-quality ingredients made by exclusively by the Baycliff Company with the tools and instruction you need to remove the intimidation factor from this classic food preparation.Sushi for All: In recent years, Sushi has become an internationally beloved food--valued for both the beauty of its presentation and its great nutrition. Sushi balances a variety of tastes, from bitter to sweet to spicy, in a beautiful presentation that is as appealing to the eye as it is to the palate. Better yet, sushi provides filling and highly satisfying meal that is low in fat and calories that highlights fresh, high-quality ingredients including vegetables, fish, and lean meats.Get Creative: Many people believe sushi always includes raw fish, but this is not so. The word “sushi” actually refers to specially vinegared rice. Sushi may include raw fish or seafood, but it is by no means a requirement in this delicious dish. Many decidedly “American” ingredients can be used and enjoyed in sushi. Have you ever had smoked turkey or roast beef sushi, or a sweet potato sushi roll? Sushi is beautifully adaptable to individual tastes. What’s Included in Each Sushi Chef Sushi Making Kit:Bamboo Rolling Mat--used to wrap nori (toasted seaweed sheets) around rice and fillings.Rice Paddle--allows you to properly toss warm rice with sushi vinegar.Premium Nori (Toasted Seaweed) Sheets--offers a delicate, subtle flavor and designed not to crack and break when rolled. Japanese Rice Vinegar--100 percent natural and specially brewed with a centuries-old process to yield a delicate, tangy flavor.Japanese Sushi Vinegar--specially seasoned 100 percent natural rice vinegar lends the flavor and sheen for which sushi rice is famous. Japanese Dark Soy Sauce--this naturally brewed, high-quality imported soy sauce has a bright flavor and aroma, and is perfect for dipping sushi and sashimi. Japanese-style Short-Grain Rice--moist, clingy, and flavorful, this is most preferred rice for making sushi in New York City bars and restaurants. Japanese Pickled Ginger--this cool, sharp condiment made from tender, young ginger roots, is eaten in slivers between different varieties of sushi to cleanse the palate. Wasabi (Powdered Horseradish)--sourced in Japan from one of the oldest and most reputable producers of wasabi.The Sushi Chef Cookbook--everything the amateur sushi chef needs to know to create and enjoy sushi at home, including a brief history, step-by-step instructions, and recipes.The Baycliff Company Story:President of Baycliff Company and creator of the Sushi Chef line of products, Helen Tandler, left her multi-million dollar budget and large staff at Citicorp in the early 1980s to pursue a more personally fulfilling path. At that same time, many Americans were gaining interest in Japanese cuisine and sushi--while many were still unfamiliar with the techniques for its preparation. An avid amateur chef with a particular interest in ethnic cuisine, Helen recognized the growing interest in this healthy, creative, and beautiful food and the idea for a Sushi Kit was born. In Helen's own words, “You’ve seen an article in the New York Times about a new kind of food; you’d like to cook it; you don’t have a recipe, you have only some of the ingredients—and the Times article says only ‘see ethnic food shops.’” That was the premise on which the Sushi Chef Sushi Making Kit was created.

If you've ever watched a professional sushi chef at work, the idea of making sushi yourself might seem somewhat daunting. But more and more of us have been putting aside this apprehension in an urge to create some favorite sushi combinations at home. This well-equipped Sushi Making Kit provides the essentials for satisfying that sushi craving. Included in the kit: Sushi Chef Cookbook, Short-grain Rice, Nori for wrapping the sushi, Pickled Ginger, Spicy Wasabi Horseradish, Dark Soy Sauce, Rice Vinegar, Sushi Vinegar, Rice Paddle, Bamboo Mat for rolling-up your creations.

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Couscous originates in North Africa and is now very popular in Israel. Couscous is made from steamed semolina, from the most nutritious part of the wheat. Osem offers medium couscous, which is the most popular form here in Israel. The products are made from natural ingredients only and are very nutritious. Availavle in a bag of 10 pounds. Osem has succeeded in convincing the American Jewish consumer to broaden the range of kosher products that they consume to include convenience foods such as ready-made cakes and personal dehydrated ready meals (manot hamot), health foods such as crackers and pasta, and middle eastern foods such as snacks like bissli and bamba. Osem is really benefiting from the increased demands.

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This bath time gift set features all the necessities to get baby squeaky clean in an adorable green frog themed design. Complete with a giant soap dish, bath mitt, sponge and bath squirt toy, this set takes the hassle out of organizing for baby baths. Give a unique baby shower gift today! Product measures: 6.5" x 5" x 4" Recommended Ages: 6 months & up

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This delicious-looking Cupcake Soap Dispenser is painted by hand and looks scrumptious in any bathroom or kitchen. You might be looking for kooky home gifts for women, or cupcake gifts as stocking fillers. Well you could fill these liquid soap dispensers with handcream or moisturiser. Just don't eat it!Made of ceramic with a plastic pump, you can use this again and again and refill with whatever you like. Put boring soap bottles into the recycling bin and use a Cupcake lotion dispenser as an alternative!

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Create a fun bathroom space for your little one with the Toy Story Mr. Potatohead tumbler. This tumbler complements a Toy Story-inspired bathroom or can be used as a stand-alone accent. Not for use by children 3 years of age or under.

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The Sims 2 is an incredible sequel to the best-selling PC game of all-time! You'll get to direct an entire Sims' lifetime, and try to get them to reach their goals in life. Will they have a long, successful and happy life - or will they end up poor and heartbroken?

The Sims was one of the most popular games ever made. In it, players micromanage the lives of a family of virtual people, or Sims, and influence their paths toward success or something akin to a nervous breakdown. Its open-ended blend of cartoonish behavior and everyday living is unique in an art form otherwise obsessed with carnage and sports. With The Sims 2, long-time fans now have a deeper game with lots of ways to customize and share their experiences. The game will also attract first-timers because the goal-oriented gameplay and the luridly fun starter families make it easier to get into the action right out of the box. Now Sims are born with the traits of their parents, families grow, and Sims grow old. The People in Your Neighborhood The game starts at the neighborhood level. Here you can create a housing development from scratch or start with one of three premade neighborhoods, each with its own theme. From there, you'll settle on a house and a family of Sims to control. Create your own Sim (above) or your own house (below) from scratch with advanced tools. Aside from the basic needs carried over from the previous game, Sims now have aspirations, wants, and fears. The wants and fears are the day-to-day things that occupy their minds, like wanting to see friends or get married and fearing death or being rejected for a kiss. Satisfy their wants, and they become more efficient at completing tasks you assign them. Realize their fears, and Sims become lethargic, cranky, and unresponsive to your commands. Aspirations are the big-picture things, like raising a family, becoming wealthy, and gaining knowledge. Succeed here and you'll be able to buy odd gifts for your Sim to improve his or her life, like a money tree that pays dividends or a "fountain of youth" water cooler. What Else Is New? Of course, you wouldn't be able to juggle all that if it weren't for the improved "Free Will" option, which makes it easier for Sims to fulfill their basic needs. The artificial intelligence of the game is noticeably improved; they won't turn on radios just as a family member is going to bed but, strangely, they do occasionally put their dishes on the floor. Another big change in the series is the concept of the lifespan. Now Sims are born with the traits of their parents, families grow, and Sims grow old. Not only does this go hand in hand with aspirations (growing up is the first aspiration that a baby Sim will have), it provides a limited time with which your Sims can achieve their goals. The Universal Control Panel helps you manage your Sim family. A Family Affair The Sims 2 not only lets you create just about any type of Sim in any type of family, build elaborate houses, and even create a neighborhood from scratch, but it also allows you to start the game in medias res, with premade households. These families all have backstories that are smart spoofs of soap-opera plots--lots of scheming, romance, ghosts, and family fighting. Parents of teens shouldn't worry, though, because nudity is tastefully blurred out and "woo-hoo" between Sims takes place completely under the covers. The ESRB has given this a Teen rating. If The Sims 2 were a film, it would likely land between PG and PG-13. The makers have included some nice tools to help share the universe you've created. For example, you can capture in-game stills and video to show friends the private moments, family interactions, and house parties of your Sims. You can even package a household to share as a blog or an album on a special Web site. The Sims 2 is for patient gamers. Like life itself, the game is filled with mundane details, like getting ready for work and doing dishes. The game also demands a level of creativity from its players that the run-and-gun game genres wouldn't know what to do with. But those who stick with it will be rewarded with an absorbing, amusing diversion and a virtual family history that they've created themselves. --Porter B. Hall Set Up a Sims 2 Machinima Studio Amazon.com contributor Porter Hall reveals how you can make movies using the Sims as your actors. See his guide to setting up a Sims 2 Machinima Studio.

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Features include: •Lifestyle simulation where you manage your Sim's dreams and fears over a lifetime•Mix Sim genes and see physical and personality traits through the generations•Control the camera and capture the action into mini movies•Generate unique Sims with the new Create-A-Sim feature•Build dream homes and design neighborhoods with new building options

The Sims was one of the most popular games ever made. In it, players micromanage the lives of a family of virtual people, or Sims, and influence their paths toward success or something akin to a nervous breakdown. Its open-ended blend of cartoonish behavior and everyday living is unique in an art form otherwise obsessed with carnage and sports. With The Sims 2, longtime fans now have a deeper game with lots of ways to customize and share their experiences. The game will also attract first-timers because the goal-oriented gameplay and the luridly fun starter families make it easier to get into the action right out of the box. Now Sims are born with the traits of their parents, families grow, and Sims grow old. The People in Your Neighborhood The game starts at the neighborhood level. Here you can create a housing development from scratch or start with one of three premade neighborhoods, each with its own theme. From there, you'll settle on a house and a family of Sims to control. Create your own Sim (above) or your own house (below) from scratch with advanced tools. Aside from the basic needs carried over from the previous game, Sims now have aspirations, wants, and fears. The wants and fears are the day-to-day things that occupy their minds, like wanting to see friends or get married and fearing death or being rejected for a kiss. Satisfy their wants, and they become more efficient at completing tasks you assign them. Realize their fears, and Sims become lethargic, cranky, and unresponsive to your commands. Aspirations are the big-picture things, like raising a family, becoming wealthy, and gaining knowledge. Succeed here and you'll be able to buy odd gifts for your Sim to improve his or her life, like a money tree that pays dividends or a "fountain of youth" water cooler. What Else Is New? Of course, you wouldn't be able to juggle all that if it weren't for the improved "Free Will" option, which makes it easier for Sims to fulfill their basic needs. The artificial intelligence of the game is noticeably improved; they won't turn on radios just as a family member is going to bed but, strangely, they do occasionally put their dishes on the floor. Another big change in the series is the concept of the lifespan. Now Sims are born with the traits of their parents, families grow, and Sims grow old. Not only does this go hand in hand with aspirations (growing up is the first aspiration that a baby Sim will have), it provides a limited time with which your Sims can achieve their goals. The Universal Control Panel helps you manage your Sim family. A Family Affair The Sims 2 not only lets you create just about any type of Sim in any type of family, build elaborate houses, and even create a neighborhood from scratch, but it also allows you to start the game in medias res, with premade households. These families all have backstories that are smart spoofs of soap-opera plots--lots of scheming, romance, ghosts, and family fighting. Parents of teens shouldn't worry, though, because nudity is tastefully blurred out and "woo-hoo" between Sims takes place completely under the covers. The ESRB has given this a Teen rating. If The Sims 2 were a film, it would likely land between PG and PG-13. The makers have included some nice tools to help share the universe you've created. For example, you can capture in-game stills and video to show friends the private moments, family interactions, and house parties of your Sims. You can even package a household to share as a blog or an album on a special Web site. The Sims 2 is for patient gamers. Like life itself, the game is filled with mundane details, like getting ready for work and doing dishes. The game also demands a level of creativity from its players that the run-and-gun game genres wouldn't know what to do with. But those who stick with it will be rewarded with an absorbing, amusing diversion and a virtual family history that they've created themselves. --Porter B. Hall Set Up a Sims 2 Machinima Studio Amazon.com contributor Porter Hall reveals how you can make movies using the Sims as your actors. See his guide to setting up a Sims 2 Machinima Studio.

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The Sims was one of the most popular games ever made. In it, players micromanage the lives of a family of virtual people, or Sims, and influence their paths toward success or something akin to a nervous breakdown. Its open-ended blend of cartoonish behavior and everyday living is unique in an art form otherwise obsessed with carnage and sports. With The Sims 2, long-time fans now have a deeper game with lots of ways to customize and share their experiences. The game will also attract first-timers because the goal-oriented gameplay and the luridly fun starter families make it easier to get into the action right out of the box. Now Sims are born with the traits of their parents, families grow, and Sims grow old. The People in Your Neighborhood The game starts at the neighborhood level. Here you can create a housing development from scratch or start with one of three premade neighborhoods, each with its own theme. From there, you'll settle on a house and a family of Sims to control. Create your own Sim (above) or your own house (below) from scratch with advanced tools. Aside from the basic needs carried over from the previous game, Sims now have aspirations, wants, and fears. The wants and fears are the day-to-day things that occupy their minds, like wanting to see friends or get married and fearing death or being rejected for a kiss. Satisfy their wants, and they become more efficient at completing tasks you assign them. Realize their fears, and Sims become lethargic, cranky, and unresponsive to your commands. Aspirations are the big-picture things, like raising a family, becoming wealthy, and gaining knowledge. Succeed here and you'll be able to buy odd gifts for your Sim to improve his or her life, like a money tree that pays dividends or a "fountain of youth" water cooler. What Else Is New? Of course, you wouldn't be able to juggle all that if it weren't for the improved "Free Will" option, which makes it easier for Sims to fulfill their basic needs. The artificial intelligence of the game is noticeably improved; they won't turn on radios just as a family member is going to bed but, strangely, they do occasionally put their dishes on the floor. Another big change in the series is the concept of the lifespan. Now Sims are born with the traits of their parents, families grow, and Sims grow old. Not only does this go hand in hand with aspirations (growing up is the first aspiration that a baby Sim will have), it provides a limited time with which your Sims can achieve their goals. The Universal Control Panel helps you manage your Sim family. A Family Affair The Sims 2 not only lets you create just about any type of Sim in any type of family, build elaborate houses, and even create a neighborhood from scratch, but it also allows you to start the game in medias res, with premade households. These families all have backstories that are smart spoofs of soap-opera plots--lots of scheming, romance, ghosts, and family fighting. Parents of teens shouldn't worry, though, because nudity is tastefully blurred out and "woo-hoo" between Sims takes place completely under the covers. The ESRB has given this a Teen rating. If The Sims 2 were a film, it would likely land between PG and PG-13. The makers have included some nice tools to help share the universe you've created. For example, you can capture in-game stills and video to show friends the private moments, family interactions, and house parties of your Sims. You can even package a household to share as a blog or an album on a special Web site. The Sims 2 is for patient gamers. Like life itself, the game is filled with mundane details, like getting ready for work and doing dishes. The game also demands a level of creativity from its players that the run-and-gun game genres wouldn't know what to do with. But those who stick with it will be rewarded with an absorbing, amusing diversion and a virtual family history that they've created themselves. --Porter B. Hall Set Up a Sims 2 Machinima Studio Amazon.com contributor Porter Hall reveals how you can make movies using the Sims as your actors. See his guide to setting up a Sims 2 Machinima Studio.

The Sims 2 is an incredible sequel to the best-selling PC game of all-time! You'll get to direct an entire Sims' lifetime, and try to get them to reach their goals in life. Will they have a long, successful and happy life - or will they end up poor and heartbroken? Special DVD with bonus content - Interview with the game designers(where they offer game tips), tips on making your own films with Sims 2, screenshots, deleted scenes and more!