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| Name: | Steve Mushynsky |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | We're working to integrate Facebook functions into SBM and integrate SBM into Facebook. If all goes well, you'll be able to access our SBM website directly within Facebook, "Like" us & recommend us to your FB friends. You'll also be able to register and/or sign in at our SBM website with your FB ID! |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Eric R |
| E-mail address: | express909@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Searching the net like most folks and found your site. Looking to advance my soap making skills. Thanks for all the footnotes on your products that really helps a newbie. |
| How did you find our website?: | Search engine (Google, Yahoo, etc) |
| Name: | Steve Mushynsky |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | Due to ever-increasing attempted spam and hacker attack attempts on our SBM web site, we have installed some seriously hi-tech 'block' and 'trap' types of protective functions for the SBM site that operate invisibly in the 'background'. These act when suspicious sources access our site.
Recently, however, such an attack crashed our isp host's server assigned to us for a period of time. We therefore have instituted a specific total block on ALL of the known source-isp's of spam and hacker attempts. This means that anyone using any of THOUSANDS of isp providers around the world that have been identified as sources of problems will no longer be able to access our SBM website. This will unfortunately result in some unavoidable 'collateral damage' wherein some good users located outside of the USA may not be able to access our site. This may occur if the isp/web service provider that they use has also been identified as a problem source. Country-areas involved in current spam/attack attempts are primarily, but not limited to: China, Russia, Nigeria, Rumania, Panama and many others. Steve M. Administrator summerbeemeadow.com |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Erin |
| E-mail address: | erin@barsoapnatural.com |
| Comments: | Thank you thank you thank you for the best soap tool on the web- your easy-to-use recipe resizer!! I make my own molds so I can make custom sized soap, and just love the convenience of plugging my recipe in, adding dimensions, and having all the amounts figured in an instant! So much easier than resorting to math and doing it myself!!! :)
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| How did you find our website?: | I'm a prior visitor to this website |
| Name: | TX-Debbie |
| E-mail address: | lnsgirl89@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I love your site. It has so much informaton. I especially love the soap calculators. I started soap making about 2 years ago. (It took me about 2 years to get ther nerve up to try.) What a waste of time! You just have to respect your ingredients, but you don't have to be scared! I am loving this creative process. |
| How did you find our website?: | Search engine (Google, Yahoo, etc) |
| Name: | Steve Mushynsky |
| E-mail address: | Steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | Hi Susan!
I've taken the liberty of reposting your request at our SBM Forum so that others may benefit and/or contribute. |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Susan |
| E-mail address: | Sus.10an@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I too like the soap calculator, but I am fairly new at soap making and need a mentor. I am having a problem with the soap being a bit dry and has crumbled at times? I am not sure what I am doing wrong as I like to make the soap but this isn't how the end results should be? Any thoughts? |
| How did you find our website?: | I'm a prior visitor to this website |
| Name: | LaNita Darden |
| E-mail address: | lanita@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I look forward to learning from your site. Making liquid soap is new for me and I want to learn more about it before selling it. Thanks for making this possible. |
| How did you find our website?: | Online Discussion Group |
| Name: | Barb |
| E-mail address: | barbsaun@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Wanted to let you know that I would not make soap till I consulted your soap calculator first. Thank you for the advance edition. |
| How did you find our website?: | I'm a prior visitor to this website |
| Name: | Steve Mushynsky |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | SBM wood soap molds are finally for sale at our website! Each size has its own "one-click" recipe resizer setting at our SBM online soap calculators to make soapmaking as easy as possible. Check them out! |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Steve M. |
| E-mail address: | Steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | Hi Delores
This is a new website for us as of May, 2010 and is still being developed as we go. All should be well and functional & has been for quite a while, now (email me if you find any 'glitches'). We normally sell retail, but we will certainly honor a NY tax resale certificate. I've sent you a direct email re how to get a certificate copy to us. |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Delores Harris |
| E-mail address: | Deecal@aol.com |
| Comments: | Hi Steve,
Glad to know things are okay. I tried using the website several months ago and it wasn't operating properly. I was trying to place an order. I was also asking about tax exempt status for NYS customers if they have a resale certificate. Do you honor the resale certificate? Thanks Delores |
| How did you find our website?: | I'm a prior visitor to this website |
| Name: | Steve M. |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | The Summer Bee Meadow website uses a program called "Mollom" to block spam access attempts - about 160 each day!
In answer to customer requests, we've removed the "captcha" gateway from our site account registration page and the 'request forgotten password" page. This should be more convenient for users (and Mollom has other ways to block spam access). By the way, one does NOT need to create a site account to place an order! Just go ahead and do your order and the site will create a username and password for you. In the future, you only need to use your same email address to log in or to place an order (with or without logging in). Having an SBM site username and password allows one to view orders status and history and to post at our new SBM Soapmakers Forum, Regards, Steve Mushynsky Summer Bee Meadow |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Stefanie Schachtner |
| E-mail address: | info@schaum-paradies.de |
| Comments: | Hello,
your soap calc is very great! I will use it for recalculate my soap recipes from the "making natural liquid soaps"-book. I only miss an option for calculate in "grams" and not in "oz". :-) Best regards, Stefanie |
| How did you find our website?: | Search engine (Google, Yahoo, etc) |
| Name: | Steve M |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | Melissa, there are quite a few books on soapmaking available at the SBM website - Look for the 'books on soapmaking' button in the blue navigation bar. |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Melissa77 |
| E-mail address: | melissalivengood30@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I am new to the site and to soap making. I am trying to find out what all I will need for making the first time soap. Which I know one thing is our goats...I am going to use milk from our goats when we get them.
Can anyone recommend a good book on soap making, and I will keep you updated as to when I start making my first batch. This is a great site and I will be back! |
| How did you find our website?: | Link from another web page |
| Name: | Steve M. |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | It's finally done!
Two month's work and many insomniac nights have gone into our new Summer Bee Meadow Advanced Soap Calculator. The new Advanced Calculator is now available at our SBM website's blue navigation buttons bar. With it, you can formulate solid, liquid or cream soaps. For liquid and cream soaps, alternate water-only or water-plus-alcohol methods are presented. Mixed alkali - potassium hydroxide and sodium hydroxide in any percentage proportion desired - are available and accurately calculated. You can now make correctly calculated mixed-alkali liquid soaps - something entirely new! Try making a 5-10% NaOH/95-90%KOH liquid soap instead of adding thickeners. I have some work left to do on the 'help' links, but the calculator itself is fully functional. It's 3:00 am here and this should be the last late-night on this project... Enjoy using our new SBM Advanced Soap Calculator. It's my gift to you. -Steve M. Summer Bee Meadow |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Steve M |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | A note to our customers and users of our SBM website:
I have been burning the 2:00 am oil working on a new 'Advanced Soap Calculator' for the last two weeks. The new calculator is able to give results specifically for Solid, Liquid or Cream Soaps and allows for alcohol or non-alcohol methods for Liquid and Cream Soaps and mixed sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide alkali types for Liquid or Cream Soaps. As the new calculator is intended for more advanced soapmakers and its various options can be somewhat off-putting for novices, we will continue to host our original SBM Soap Calculator as before. I cannot at this time promise a date for the public debut of the Advanced Calculator, but estimate it to be done around the third week of April. Keep on soaping! Steve M. Summer Bee Meadow |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Brenda |
| E-mail address: | craftgirl@embarqmail.com |
| Comments: | I always use Summer Bee Meadow's soap calculator. I trust the calculations totally! Thanks Summer Bee!! |
| How did you find our website?: | Link from another web page |
| Name: | Steve M |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | I'd suggest using regular, milled oatmeal as if for breakfast. Not the quick-cook kinds. You can add it to the soap by pre-soaking it in hot water to soften it first and adding it as a 'slurry'. You can also use a blender to powder it. I use an old Braun blender to make soap with and it has an attachable small dry-ingredients chopper/blender that works just great for this. You can also use a coffee-grinder (new, no coffee in it) to reduce or powder dry ingredients. Larger quantities require a larger device - we have a small countertop food processor that works well. Don't add oatmeal to the water you will mix with the lye, as the lye will immediately attack the oatmeal and produce a foul odor. The same applies to honey and other organic food-type additives, including milks. Instead, add them to the soap at "trace" and mix-in to swirl or blend as you wish. Adding the additive to a small quantity of water or glycerine before adding to soap is a good idea. A hint - before adding honey to your measuring spoon or scoop, dip the spoon or scoop into glycerine, first. Honey won't stick to the utensil that way and you'll be sure to get all that you measured into your soap. I would limit any honey to small amounts to avoid the lye-breakdown smell problem. If it's the honey smell that you want, note that beeswax imparts some honey scent and doesn't suffer from the lye-reaction odor problem. There are some excellent honey or honey-oatmeal scents available on the internet, too. Sweetcakes.com used to have an excellent Honey and Honey-Oatmeal scent available in small quantities, although I haven't patronized them for some time. Keep any beeswax content small. We use 1% beeswax in all of our soaps. It also can help in emulsifying the initial reacting soap broth and seems to keep down the sodium carbonate "white stuff" you may see on the top of your finished soap block. (Covering with Saran Wrap right after pouring helps real well).
When you get a handle on using oatmeal and/or honey to your liking, you should try a Honey, Oats & Goatsmilk soap by using Meyenburg Evaporated Goats Milk or the powdered version of same. Milk soaps are another degree of project, as one has to add milks ONLY at the 'trace' stage, blending thoroughly. Adding milks to lye-water first will produce a smelly mess. In fact, all soaps with organic contents may have an 'off' smell when you cut them at first that goes away while the bars are curing/drying later. If you want to keep the finished bars from being a darker, brownish color, you'll have to control the temperatures used, keeping them down to 120 or so (that's not gospel and everyone has a different opinion on this). We process our soaps in a constant-temp 'soap oven' at 160 degrees for four hours and I personally prefer the complete saponification and smoother soaps we get that way to limiting the temp. to keep the color light. By the way, I LOVE our Oatmeal, Milk & Honey soaps! As to the benefits of using oatmeal, honey or milks in soaps, that gets into "soapmaking lore", not science. I'd suggest that you read various references for same on the internet or in some of the soapmaking books for sale at our site. You'll find various thoughts on benefits among them and you'll find which appeal to you. "Soapmaking lore" is a very individual thing that some have very strong and maybe conflicting thoughts on. Exploring opinions at any of the more polite soapers' forums would be a great idea, but watch out for the several forums that are dominated by a few who occasionally deride others' thoughts, as nobody needs that game.... If you have any questions on your soaping journey, feel free to message me through our sites' Contact Us blue-button link. -Steve |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Pat |
| E-mail address: | plp@fuse.net |
| Comments: | I have learned a lot about making soap, but I have a question. I am interested in making oatmeal soap. What kind of oatmeal do I use and what is the benefit of making soap with oatmeal. I also would like to add honey, any suggestions? |
| How did you find our website?: | Link from another web page |
| Name: | Steve M. |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | FINALLY.... I've had a chance to get quite a lot of work done on the SBM Advanced Soap Calculator (V2.0). It will do solid soap just like the old one, but can do cream soaps and liquid soaps, too!
The background program is almost all done and will shortly be fully functional for solid soaps (the old calculator will still be available as always, too). I have some output formatting work to do and have to do & tie-in the output/instructions pages for cream soaps and liquid soaps before those will be fully functional. I actually started this project two years ago, but got sidetracked by the several thousand car enthusiasts that inundated us then and by a road accident and some seriously crappy health since then. I've finally had the time to work for this - a 'silver lining' to being mostly house-bound these days) Next will come getting some really nice soapmaking molds done for sale - Another project that got sidetracked a couple years ago... I Have the prototype mold & cutters all ready and need to get my workshop area set up to make some more. Then I hope to get some pictures posted at the SBM website of the homemade soapmaking oven we use to make our own soaps (hot process in-the-mold). Materials cost is about $100; has heat & light; a thermostat for temperature control & a timer. We pour the soap into the mold, cover with Saran wrap & "cook" it at 160 degrees for 4 hours. It shuts itself off & is ready to cut for drying the next day. Fully saponified, no 'curing' needed, just drying time. The molds, some nice cutters and the oven let us cut 36 or 48 bars that are all the same size & weight, so we can weigh them to decide when they can be cut & wrapped. It's a great system for production and makes beautiful, uniform bars. I haven't decided if I will make any ovens for sale, as time & shipping might be a problem. If I don't, I might make plans available, instead. Stay tuned, please, and I'll keep you updated. |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Brent |
| E-mail address: | brdavid62@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I am new to soap making and was web searching for information to make Pine Tar soap for a skin conditon. I have and found your site its simply the best keep up the great work |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Cynthia |
| E-mail address: | meccle@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I love SBM! Been coming here for a while now and never been disappointed. Your hard work is the greatest and I, for one, appreciate you. Thanks Steve! |
| How did you find our website?: | I'm a prior visitor to this website |
| Name: | Steve M. |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | Thank you for your comment/suggestion, Eleanor. We are located in Baldwinsville, NY 13027.
Please note that shipping via USPS Priority Flat Rate options is priced independent of location. Effectively, the only purchases for which ship costs are dependent on location are those that might contain sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide, as we don't ship those any way other than UPS Ground service (to avoid the considerable 'hazmat' fees and regulations). Potential shipping costs for any purchase can be easily estimated without any obligation by adding items to our shopping cart and using the "estimate shipping" feature. This will allow selection of ship method and respond with applicable expected costs. As to your suggestion, we will include "Baldwinsville, NY as part of our copyright statement so it shows at the bottom of every website page. Thank you for your suggestion - I'm open to any other comments/suggestion you may have. -Steve M. Summer Bee Meadow Baldwinsville, NY |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Eleanor Dayton |
| E-mail address: | trask@oregoncoast.com |
| Comments: | I can't find anything that says where you are located.
This would be helpful to know so I could figure shipping cost. (how close you are to Oregon) Thanks, Eleanor |
| How did you find our website?: | Online Discussion Group |
| Name: | Steve M. |
| E-mail address: | steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | The new SBM website is done!
The 'behind the scene' stuff continues with lots to do, but our online store is up & running, as are all of our informational pages. Inventory ready for sale will be light for a while as we get up to speed, but you are welcome to order what you might wish to purchase - If it's not in-stock and ready to go yet, you'll see a message in our shop cart. (If it can't go out to you right away, it can't be purchased yet) We'll be adding more items as time goes on. Welcome back to Summer Bee Meadow! |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Dayna |
| E-mail address: | fryinginaz@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Your calculator is fabulous!! I'm new to soapmaking and this helped so much. I didn't really understand superfatting info from other sites, but just by entering the recipe and seeing the difference I now understand. I will definitly be coming back to you for knowledge and supplies. |
| How did you find our website?: | Link from another web page |
| Name: | Steve M. |
| E-mail address: | Steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | 12/29/2009: My health is better and I have appropriate time to work on SBM. The result is a brand new website while keeping the familiar feel and features of our old one. Systems are in place and stock counts are being entered now. More coming - stock levels will be a bit light for a while, yet.
We're almost done & ready to re-open on Jan 3rd. If you're a soapmaker and a prior customer, look for coupons worth 15% off in your email, soon! Some major changes: --We dumped the "Cool Cart" system we were using, as it charged purchases to accounts immediately. Our new integrated "Ubercart" system places an approval authorization on accounts, but does not charge the account until the purchase is shipped. Credit cards are accepted securely through the PayPal system for now (no PayPal account needed). A more direct credit card payment function via our own secure (ssl) link will be installed shortly, though it will still route to PayPal's "Pro" system. --Our new website (constructed over 3 weeks with the Drupal CMS framework) integrates a full inventory management system. If an item is out of stock, you will see it as such. The system will block any attempt to purchase an item that is out of stock. --Direct links to USPS and UPS provide shipping cost quotes based on customers' inputs. UPS shipment entries are automatically input by our system, eliminating much work and speeding shipments to customers. --Status of your shipment can be checked through the clear link at top right of our pages at any time and prior orders can be reviewed, too. It has been, as they say, "a hell of a year"... Chronic almost-disability flaring up seriously; the economy shattering; employer lay-offs; banks dropping financing for small businesses (way to go, Wells Fargo); an absurd invasion by thousands of 'hydroxy' car enthusiasts who want hydroxide chemicals to build arcane devices to do miracles for their engines (while voiding their warranties); sudden large increases in chemicals' wholesale costs and a road accident on a homemade electric commuting bike that cost me a cracked skull and almost cost an eye (despite the helmet). 2010 should be a WHOLE LOT better! --Steve M. Summer Bee Meadow |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Pam |
| E-mail address: | pumpkinplant@xtra.co.nz |
| Comments: | Hi to all the bubble crafters,
This is a very kind website, I have found my way around it with ease.This is the second lot of soap I have crafted using this site.I wanted to make 80 bars to give away, and was able to resize my batch to make 52 bars in one go. Yaaaa only one more batch. Thank Pam |
| How did you find our website?: | Personal recommendation |
| Name: | KuKuNana |
| E-mail address: | Smehalick@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Your resizer is fantastic!! Great work. |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Linda |
| E-mail address: | mannadreem@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I Love your website. It is the one site that I have come across that makes me feel very comfortable. It's not like the other websites that are just about big business, it's more of an at home feeling. I love it keep up the good work. I also would like to commend you on your resizing calculator fantastic! |
| How did you find our website?: | Search engine (Alta Vista, etc) |
| Name: | Steve Mushynsky |
| E-mail address: | Steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | We've added some new informational pages to our website to help beginning soapmakers. Look for these new 'blue buttons' to the left:
"3-Oils Soap Recipe For Beginners" gives our 3-Oils formula, which is an average of fifty 3-oils recipes that we surveyed on the net. As such, it is literally an average soap recipe formula and is a great place to start your soapmaking hobby experience. It goes on to explain how one can use our SBM Soap Calculator and Recipe Resizer to use our 3-Oils formula for your own mold size and how to move on from there to experiment with new formula recipes. "Properties of Soapmaking Oils" gives lots of useful information on the many oils that are available for use in soapmaking and the qualities that they can impart to your resulting soaps. Also given is information in massage oils and lotions applications. Lots of interesting information here! (If you wish to contribute to this info compilation, please email me). . |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Steve Mushynsky |
| E-mail address: | Steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | We've made some small adjustments to our SBM Soap Calculator...
We've adjusted alkali computations to reflect the fact that neither sodium hydroxide (NaOH) nor Potassium Hydroxide (KOH) are 100% pure. For NaOH, we've adjusted to a 99% expected purity of NaOH used. You'll see a little more NaOH required for a given soap formula at a given superfat percentage. This more accurately reflects reality. For KOH, we've adjusted to reflect the fact that KOH flakes always contain a significant proportion of water bound up in its crystal structure (that's why liquid soap recipes are so tricky to handle - more on this later...). We've assumed 1% impurities and 9% water content for KOH to make liquid soap calculations more accurate. Please feel free to email me if you have any questions. . |
| How did you find our website?: | No Response (default) |
| Name: | Alissa |
| E-mail address: | countrythyme@zoomshare.com |
| Comments: | I like your website! I also love your idea for "Soapmaking Starter Kits". Great for beginners! Your information about "making your own soap" was very helpful. Thanks! |
| How did you find our website?: | Search engine (Alta Vista, etc) |
| Name: | Georgia Browne |
| E-mail address: | browne_georgia@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Thanks so much for including your soap calculator. I have been making soap for 4 years and have lots of oils from previous recipes on hand. This calculator helps me to 'lighten the load' on my shelves and experiment with different combinations of oils that I may have not thought of. I'm beginning to work with goat-milk instead of using water and it is my impression, that I can substitute (almost frozen) goat-milk for water in a one-to-one ratio.
It's always nice to find out new things about something you love to do. Georgia |
| How did you find our website?: | I'm a prior visitor to this website |
| Name: | Soapbuddy |
| E-mail address: | marchu2@earthlink.net |
| Comments: | Love your soap calculator!
Irena from Ginger's Garden |
| How did you find our website?: | I'm a prior visitor to this website |
| Name: | Joann |
| E-mail address: | GloFan@centralpets.com |
| Comments: | Love your site :-) I added it to my bookmarks can't wait to get the coconut & palm oil so I can try my hand at making soaps! |
| How did you find our website?: | Auction website (eBay, etc) |
| Name: | Rimi |
| E-mail address: | Imready1@aol.com |
| Comments: | Thanks! This is a great site! I have been looking around at other sites and this site made me feel very comfortable when ordering. As a new soap crafter this site is in- valuable.
thanks again! |
| How did you find our website?: | Link from another web page |
| Name: | ROB LADELY |
| E-mail address: | immrrob@earthlink.net |
| Comments: | This is a great site! I really like your recipe resizer - now that I have an actual wooden mold, I use it a lot! Thank you for going to the trouble of creating it and posting it to your web site! |
| How did you find our website?: | I'm a prior visitor to this website |
| Name: | Barbara Poole |
| E-mail address: | turtlecreek@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | I love your site, especially the resizing feature on the lye calculator. I have recommended it to several folks on my group list!
Best wishes for health and prosperity for the new year. |
| How did you find our website?: | Search engine (Alta Vista, etc) |
| Name: | Kayleen |
| Comments: | Hi there! I just wanted to thank you for posting your calculator and resizer onto your website. I'm new at soapmaking and have been frustrated trying to figure out which recipes would fit into my husband's newly built mold! As I was figuring it up on paper, I got onto ebay, saw your auctions and your link to the website. Of course, I've been researching and pagemarking every site that sells supplies and coming across your calculator and resizer was a WONDERFULLY timed solution. I've used it 14 times already! And...can't wait to use it on ANY other mold I acquire. Thanks again, Kayleen |
| How did you find our website?: | Auction website (eBay, etc) |
| Name: | Carol |
| E-mail address: | caroljune13@aol.com |
| Comments: | Steve and Gina-you have a great website full of very nice items! I am new to the world of soapmaking, and your site seems like a great place to get good info and supplies! I plan on using your calculator to help with the success of my recipes! Do you sell molds? Thank you for your quick response to my last inquiry! Carol |
| How did you find our website?: | I'm a prior visitor to this website |
| Name: | sammi blane |
| E-mail address: | lrdnos@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | just browsing came across your site ,love your calculator learning to make soap hope to get better and your calculator is the best I've seen yet, thank you. |
| How did you find our website?: | Link from another web page |
| Name: | Patti Gaboury |
| E-mail address: | berretta95@earthlink.net |
| Comments: | I love your web site and love your products,
I will be back to buy more, Thank you Patti |
| How did you find our website?: | Auction website (eBay, etc) |
| Name: | Tracy |
| E-mail address: | tsvette31@aol.com |
| Comments: | i really loved how fast you guys reply to emails .. was
wonderful doing business with you .. and ill be doing more .. thank you and good luck!!! the Belle |
| How did you find our website?: | Auction website (eBay, etc) |
| Name: | Steve Mushynsky |
| E-mail address: | Steve@summerbeemeadow.com |
| Comments: | Hi!
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