Without Johnny Law, there would be chaos, right? In this situation, Johnny Law needs to step off. In the Australian city of Whitehorse, little children drawing with chalk in front of a cafe have been deemed to be ... taggers! As reported by The Whitehorse Leader:
How many times have you stared at a freshly scrubbed toilet only to see that disgusting ring of rust or lime? That dreadful ring just will not go away and it is driving you batty. The answer is here and it is Pumie. Pumie is a product that can make the ring around the water line disappear along with the aggravation it causes you. After weeks of cleaning and testing out different toilet bowl cleaners the answer was found. It seemed almost too easy, just scrub your toilet bowl with Pumie and it will get rid of what your toilet bowl cleaner could not. Amazingly it did and now let us learn about this simple cleaning tool that has made one person exceptionally happy.
Pumie is basically a pumas stone on a stick. The same product people have been using on their feet for generations now can be used in the bathroom to clean the most intimate of places, your toilet. The Pumie cleans the porcelain of the toilet bowl with a genital abrasive scrubbing that removes the rust and lime build-up along the water line. This ingenious product removes what strong chemicals and modern toilet bowl cleaner cannot.
The Pumie is a new generation of toilet bowl cleaner. It is completely natural and doesn’t use any chemicals. This application of an old idea, using pumas to clean a surface, in a new setting, the toilet, is perfect for the green generation. Not only does the Pumie work better than a toilet bowl cleaner it is as environmentally friendly as a product can get. The added safety is another plus with the Pumie there is no longer any need to worry about the kids hurting themselves. That is one point that doesn’t need selling.
Try out the Pumie and be amazed by the results. Sometimes it takes a product that does what it says with out the bells and whistles so often peddled these days to truly shock someone. Well, the Pumie is that and more. Give Pumie a try and be prepared to be amazed.
Originally linked to gangs, hip hop and street culture, graffiti is now beginning to take its place in the art world as well. Some critics out there undoubtedly still see graffiti as ‘waste of space’ vandalism, but for many others it is a way of life. We learn to graffiti to express ourselves and leave our mark. But a huge part of learning to graffiti is learning about graffiti style.
