Suddenly, silly, sentimental or just plain soft things to buy or make look really great right now.
It’s socially acceptable to wear alcohol-inspired lounge pants and red pepper Crocs while you’re at home social distancing during the coronavirus crisis. With everyone eating every meal at home, it might be time to test out a few recipes and even make your own hot sauce. And people of all ages can be soothed by readings aloud of classic books.
Here are upbeat comfort items to consider:
Crocs in crazy colors: The original classic clogs are soft and supportive, and come in colors like candy pink to neo mint. Better yet: They are odor resistant with ventilation holes on top and around the toe box to drain water after gardening and encourage airflow while tapping your foot under your desk. There are several style options on sale on Crocs.com where you can get free shipping on any order over $34.99. If you can’t find a pair you like in the size or color you’re searching for on the Crocs website, be sure to try out Dick’s Sporting Goods to see if they might have them there.
Alcohol-inspired lounge pants: Since there’s no need to dress for work, you can ease into ultra-soft, elastic-waist lounge pants made of easy-to-wash 92% polyester and expandable 8% Spandex, and printed with bottles of Kentucky bourbon.
“The Velveteen Rabbit” by Margery Williams with illustrations by Charles Santore.Simon & Schuster
“The Velveteen Rabbit”: The charming story of a toy rabbit made real by the love of a boy was originally published in 1922. This classic edition was reproduced on sturdy board stock with Margery Williams’ original text and paintings by award-winning illustrator Charles Santore.
Too much screen time? Gunnar blue light gaming and computer eyewear was designed to improve clarity, focus and performance, and is available at GameStop, Best Buy and Frames Direct. Get 20% off glasses with the code STAYHOME20.
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DIY Hot Sauce making kit by Portland’s Grow and MakeGrow and Make
DIY Hot Sauce making kit: This everything-you-need kit from Portland’s Grow and Make lets you follow recipes and use the ingredients -- chipotle, arbol, guajillo and other peppers -- to make six spicy sauces from scratch and then store them in glass woozy bottles.
PhoneSoap Smartphone Sanitizer: This bacteria-zapping UV light device, seen on ABC’s “Shark Tank” and tested on the Discovery Channel. lets you charge and sanitize a phone, smart watch and headphone as well as clean a pacifier, credit card and keys.
Self-Sanitizing Water Bottle: This 17-ounce reusable, rechargeable, insulated water bottle cleans itself and the water you put inside every two hours with a UV-C LED light. The bottle’s double insulation keeps water cold for 24 hours or hot for 12.
Oregon Ducks triangle cornhole toss set at Fanatics.Fanatics
Oregon Ducks triangle cornhole toss set: Two, 2-foot-by-4-foot plywood boards have folding legs for easy storage and no visible screw holes or spackle on surfaces decorated with Ducks graphics. The set comes with regulation-size cornhole bags made of duck cloth canvas.
Votes for Women Puzzle by illustrator and designer Monica GarwoodUncommon Goods
Votes for Women Puzzle by illustrator and designer Monica Garwood: Celebrate suffrage with this 500-piece circle puzzle depicting voting rights champions. Made of post-consumer recycled grayboard, the finished image is 23 inches in diameter. A poster-sized pamphlet offers bonus information on this landmark development in American history.
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