Toilet Tree Toiletry Bag for Those On the Go! Review

 Toilettree The Toiletry Bag Review

Toilet Tree Products were introduced into our home with their fogless mirror, which Jake uses.
 
Now we are discovering the quality runs high in all their products with our recent receipt of their Toiletry Bag.
 

My husband goes out of town sometimes for work and keeps a toiletry bag on hand to grab and go.

The Toilet Tree toiletry bag allows him to organize all of his toiletries and take "home" with him while traveling.  

Out of the box, I found this bag offers a heavy-duty bag with double stitching to keep everything together for a long time.

It is designed to be water-resistant and has an easy to clean nylon fabric interior.  

It offers a large double zipper compartment for easy access.

The bottom of the toiletry bag has a separate compartment for storing three TSA approved travel bottles, already labeled for Shampoo, Conditioner, and Body Wash.

Here you'll also discover a toothbrush case and a collapsible cup with pill holder, making traveling easy.

This bag is spacious and would make a fantastic makeup bag or place to keep medicines.

I love the size, and the straps make it easy to grab and go item.

Product Features:

*Large double zipper compartment for easy access. Separate zipper compartment located on the bottom of the bag.
* Bag comes with 3 TSA approved travel bottles, collapsible cup with pill holder, and toothbrush case.
* Designed with a thoroughly water-resistant interior.
*Can also be used as a makeup and/or medicine bag.
 
The Toiletry Bag can be purchased directly from Amazon for $25.00 or through the Toilet Tree website. It's a great way to keep Dad "together" when he's on the go.
 
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received one or more of the products or services mentioned above for free in the hope that I would mention it on my blog. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.".

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

September 2008 Issue of Family Fun

 I always wanted to write. To be a travel journalist, live like a resident, see it as a tourist. It hasn't worked out that way so far... Someday... In the meantime, check out page 80 in the September issue of Family Fun Magazine. In the box on the lower left-hand side of the page is my idea! I love Family Fun Magazine. We have subscribed to it since my second child was born, some fifteen years ago. It's changed some, and some not. It has excellent articles and they are all geared towards being a family...I love that! My favorite section is the cooking articles. I love to try new recipes and FF gears theirs so I can actually cook a great recipe with simplicity so the kiddos can do most of the work! Again, page 80...check it out!
Read more

High School Musical 3...and the Mini-Superstar!

The alarm clock downstairs rang announcing today was the day for High School Musical 3 and the mini-superstar living in our basement. Today was the big day. My second child was selected as an "extra" in the filming of High School Musical 3 . Oh, he was excited. He took forever getting ready. Shower, then an extra-long facial, followed by hair gel, hair spray, and my guess, cologne as well. He put on his brown cargo pants and Abercrombie and Fitch shirt and loaded his backpack with his change of clothes. And then, at 8:30 am he stood in the kitchen all gussied up with backpack on and ready. We had to tell him that check-in wasn't for 2-hours and settle in. I think he was sure the clocks had stopped. The excitement was killing him. Finally, it was time to go. As my husband covered instructions with him, what the money was for, where to meet for pick up, where the payphone was, here's your lunch, blah, blah, blah....my son's only response was, "Can...
Read more

Desert Thunder--Speedway Illustrated December 2009

Image
 Long before the Modified Circuit knew him, I met him. It was a long, long time ago...almost 25 years ago. He was seventeen a legend in motor-cross and destined for greater things than he'd ever imagined I met him in a sterile hospital with over-polished floors. The decor a bland grey and muted blue . I was sixteen, he was seventeen. It was seven weeks since our birthday. I don't remember him before that moment. I've written about him several times in my blog. Perhaps you remember " Reflections of a Friendship " or " Best Friends". To see him now, featured on the cover of Speedway Magazine's December 2009 issue is impressive. It's not anything I ever doubted he could do. It's not something that defines him to me. It's something that shares with the world the man I most admire--the man who is more whole, more complete than any other person I have been fortunate to meet. Enjoy this tribute written by Mike Adaskaveg and published by Speedwa...
Read more