I hate good ideas poorly executed. It was bad from the absolute beginning and frustrating. I received a package of items from the company My Tagalongs via Ashworth & Associates. They are the makers of a great product called Tagalongs which are disposable underwear. They are perfect to keep around for a variety of reasons. I keep a pair at the gym for those days I forget to stock up my locker and I’m left with no underwear after coming out of the shower. Those days are not fun and Tagalongs have saved my ass before.
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The first item was the Emergency Valet for $30 bucks. It includes a metal crush-proof Tampon Tube (it looks like a cigar holder), portable Eco-Chic Tote, Sticky Notes To Go (different sizes in one pad) and a 911 Tin (a sewing kit, pre-cut double-sided clothing tape, tweezers, a nail file, a hair elastic, band-aids and individually wrapped flossers). This is a great idea. Everything is small enough to fit in your purse. I love the 911 Tin. The Eco-Chic Tote is unfortunately very cheap. I’ve used it a few times and the stitching is coming apart in places. I noticed the handle stitching was totally coming apart today and soon this bag will be broken. Thank god for the 911 Tin, although I don’t think fixing the bag was the intended purpose. I was surprised that they took the cheap route on the tote considering they aren’t that expensive.
The next item was the Purse Hooker. I was excited about this one until I opened it for the first time. One of the screws fell out and it fell apart. I didn’t even get to use it. I really liked the shape of the hooker and it looked like it could accommodate tables that my current one cannot. Now maybe this was a fluke and I got a defective product, but I expect at least a few uses of something. It shouldn’t break without some kind of weight being placed on it.
So I was a little disappointed with these two items. Great ideas but crappy production.
