The Stuffs Review

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an *) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review a small commission – at no extra cost for you. Background Back in early September 2021, the sole of one side of my shoe that I wear to work regularly has already open up. I had only wear it for close to 6 months. As such, I decided to find a pair of shoes that is easy to wear to work and for other occasions. That is where I went on to look for a slip-on shoe. I look around online and found the Old Navy Mixed-Fabric Slip-ons on Zalora. As it's priced affordably, I decided to purchase it. The Stuff The Old Navy Mixed-Fabric Slip-ons come in two colors: New Cognac and Light Grey. Mine is New Cognac as I prefer a brown color looking shoe. Based on the Old Navy website , here are some details of the shoe: - Mixed-material upper. - Webbed-elastic side goring. - Cushioned insoles made with memory foam. Like walking on fluffy little clouds.

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an *) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review a small commission – at no extra cost for you. Background With the ongoing pandemic around the world, hand sanitizer has become something of a need in many locations/places or an item to be carried around. It is important to keep our hands clean. I was shopping in Watson's one day and I saw the Lifebuoy Total 10 Hand Sanitizer with Alcohol selling at an affordable price. As such, I decided to buy a few bottles to stock up. The Stuff The Lifebuoy Total 10 Hand Sanitizer with Alcohol comes in various capacities and versions, depending on whether to bring it around or to place it at a location. The one that I bought is the 50ml version, and I also have a 500ml version without a pump. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show how the stuff looks like: The Lifebuoy Total 10 Hand Sanitizer with Alcohol Details at the back of the bot

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an *) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review a small commission – at no extra cost for you. Background Back in my cycling days, I will always like to look for cycling stuff that I can upgrade to reduce the overall weight of my road bike, even by a few grams. One day I decided to look for lightweight bottle cages, and searching online brings me to AliExpress which has a few of them. It took me a while before deciding to get the right Brandless Lightweight Carbon Bottle Cage for me, which I feel meets my requirement. The Stuff The Brandless Lightweight Carbon Bottle Cage weighs around 16g which is already considered very light in my opinion. It comes in carbon color and I feel is quite aero in design. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show how the stuff looks like: The Brandless Lightweight Carbon Bottle Cage Another angle of this bottle cage Side view Weighs 16g on the wei

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an *) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review a small commission – at no extra cost for you. Background If my memory can recall correctly, I bought the OM 136.1Hz Tuning Fork somewhere in mid-2019. I was actually looking at crystals at Gemstory when I was being introduced to this stuff. As I have tried it and felt that this is interesting stuff, I decided to go ahead and purchase it from Gemstory . The Stuff The OM 136.1Hz Tuning Fork as it is described is shaped like a fork and produces a sound frequency at 136.1Hz. The one I have is silver in color. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show how the stuff looks like: The OM 136.1Hz Tuning Fork A closer look at the OM 136.1 being imprinted Side view of the OM 136.1Hz Tuning Fork Usage and Experience I have used the OM 136.1Hz Tuning Fork many many times, and I would say this is something one can use for sound therapy. It can

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an *) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review a small commission – at no extra cost for you. Background Back in June 2021, I was looking for some stuff in my storeroom and I came across the RoseArt Magnetix Magnetic Building Set. Strangely, it was placed where the toothpaste was stored. Someone could have bought toothpaste and got this for free, and as such, I decided to take it and open it to see what it was. The Stuff The RoseArt Magnetix Magnetic Building Set looks like it has been there for years. The box looks old. It states that it is suitable for ages 3 to 100. It comes with a total of 20 pieces, whereby there are 8 balls and 12 rods. They all come in silver metallic color. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show how the stuff looks like: The RoseArt Magnetix Magnetic Building Set Contents of the box include a design booklet, 8 balls, and 12 rods  A triangular pyrami