Better than a hypoallergenic pillow.

Kiki is so loveable she would likely let you rest your head on her.

Green equals clean.

The greener your surroundings, the cleaner the air you breath. If you live on Salt Spring Island you have it made. AND, as if that was not blessing enough, you have this delightful bakery to encourage carb consumption.

How I like my vegetables.

Oddly enough I still bought my market vegetables from this vendor. Hey, as long as THAT does not come in contact with any of the produce, it is all cool.

Monster hand soap.

With the number of times I wash my hands this is the size of soap I need. Remember, soap and water -- when properly executed -- is better than hand sanitizer for eliminating germs.

A better trick than sit.

What they said.

Thankfully, Photoshop does not cause mild itching, stinging, redness or dryness in the area of application.

Defaced.

Tomorrow we go in for a much closer look at this annotated shop hoarding in SoHo.

Mercer Hotel takes no chances.

A vigilant Mercer employee ensures there are no leftover fashionistas from Vogue Fashion's Night Out. They also prove gloves are always in style.

Fashion's Night After.

Vogue Fashion's Night Out brings the concept of High/Low to the streets of New York. Courtesy of litterbugs.

Thoughtful.

I wonder if it includes a list of germiest germs.

Not to be outdone by the gym.

The armrest is one of the filthiest places on an airplane. This is why I use hand sani to wipe down my area. Despite crazed or confused looks from fellow passengers.

A safer workout here.

Jellyfish, sunburns and the odd condom aside ... http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/08/germiest-places-at-the-gym_n_920649.html?ref=fb&src=sp#s324142&title=Water_Fountains

Hurray for local lycopenes.

Thoughtful and planet friendly.

This takeaway concept is smart. No, not for your leftover meal, but rather your dog's.

What not to wash with.

As they say, the fewer ingredients the better.

What to wash with.

It's great to support a product that has been on the market since 1963. With this track record, you can be confident they are not just weasling in on the Organic Movement.

Why you shouldn't let a fawn lick your face.

If only this worked on humans.

Particularly those who don't wash their hands properly after going potty. This zapper keeps the Salt Spring Island Cheese Company fly-free.

Communal blankets.

If I lived in a commune, these blankies would be just fine with me. Since I don't, I'll pass. Pretty patterns though.

Argh!

I found one of these in my fridge yesterday. Much smaller though. That's what you get for purchasing organic produce. I sauteed it. Tasted just like tofu.