REAL SIMPLE - April 2004 Issue: page 62
Solutions | PRODUCTS OF THE MONTH
Pocket-size lint remover, 6 for $10
Problem: rolling lint removers are too bulky for most handbags, and those that aren’t attract all the lint and loose ends in your bag.
Solution: each stealthy Lint Card stashes neatly into a wallet and contains four reusable sheets.
To Buy: www.impresimage.com
www.realsimple.com
Fido Friendly - Spring 2004 Issue: page 63
The
Lint Card is a credit card sized lint remover that consists of 4 adhesive sheets that can be used to remove unwanted hair, dust and other particles from your clothes. The Lint Card can also be customized with your own logo. Buy online at: www.impresimage.com.
www.fidofriendly.com
Dog Fancy - April 2004 Issue: page 70
Wallet-Sized Lint Removers
To remove dog hair on the go, throw a pack or two of Lint Cards in your purse or wallet. The sticky, lint-removing sheets come four to a pack and are about the size of a credit card. One sheet is enough to remove dog hair from your entire outfit.
www.dogfancy.com
Fashion Magazine - Winter 2004 Issue: page 69
Ever jammed a bulky lint brush into an evening bag (or resorted to the sticky strip of a FedEx Pak at work)? Then you'll appreciate the new minature Lint Card from Vancouver's ImpresImage this party season. Each pack is no larger than a bank card and contains four reusable adhesive sheets. At select Pharmasave stores or visit impresimage.com
www.fashionmagazine.com
Modern Dog - Winter 2003/ 2004 Issue: page 79
The Personal Lint Remover Card provides credit-sized adhesive sheets for fur-free girls and guys on the go. Can be customized with your own logo. www.impresimage.com
www.moderndog.ca
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FLARE - April 2004 Issue: page 148
Hair of the Dog or CatNot anymore! These ultra-handy business-card-sIzed personal lint removers will come to your rescue every time. The pint-sized lifesaver can be stowed in any pocket or handbag. So take it easy when Rover or Kitty decides to roost on your black cashmere sweater, you’re covered. Well, actually not!
www.flare.com
