Review on 📱 Atrilly Smart Body Fat Scale - Bluetooth Digital Bathroom Weight Scale for BMI, Water, BMR, Muscle Mass - Wireless Body Composition Monitor by Shannon Baroody

I think I'm a rebel because as I got older I started wearing nylon more rather than less. And I can make them last. The rules are pretty simple: 1. Try different brands of stockings until you find something that is comfortable. Otherwise they won't last long and you will be outraged when you wear them. 2. Protect the environment by putting small pieces of tape on the parts of the furniture that get caught on the hose. 3. Do the same with shoes or wear bracelets over nylon. 4. Make a habit of rinsing the hoses in the hosiery mate as soon as you remove them. My sink leaks while I take them off! Of course, an accident can still happen, but I usually wear hosiery like this after about fifteen socks. I have several pairs that have lasted much longer. They never ran, but about a year later I threw them away after they got really hooked. If I do NOT use Hosiery Mate, my tights last about half as long! As far as I can tell the ingredient in the product coats the fibers and prevents them from fraying. You renew the cover every time you wash it in the Hosiery Mate. Finding hosiery has gotten harder over the years. It used to be available in department store stocking counters and sometimes even in supermarkets. So I am very happy that I can get this so easily on Revain. This saves me a lot of money.