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Posted by on Oct 3, 2013 in Deals, Informatical | 0 comments

Lewis N Clark Pomchies Pom-ID Review

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I spotted the Lewis N. Clark Pomchies Pom-ID on Amazon recently, and was so smitten I asked the manufacturer for samples to review here. The Pomchie Pom-ID is put on your luggage to make it stand apart from the others on the baggage claim. Though, I think this product has a ton of other uses as well.

Here’s what I received-

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There are two Pom-ID’s per card, even though when pictured it looks like one big pom pom.

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Each Pom-ID has an elastic band with a snap to easily fit over a luggage handle, or attach to an existing luggage tag.

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My main concern was how dirty this thing could get.  Luckily, they can be put directly into the washer machine.  But how well will it hold up?  I decided to take it for a test drive.

I put one of the Pom-ID’s on my diaper bag (aka the backpack) and took it with me everywhere for a solid two weeks.

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I didn’t have any kind of issue over the two weeks, it stayed firmly on the backpack.  There also wasn’t a visible spot on it.   I decieded to throw it in the wash just to see.

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I was afraid it would come out faded, or stringy, but after a wash and dry it looked new. Actually, a few poms curled, and I kinda think it looks cuter.  Overall, it held up really well.

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The Pom-ID’s come in a variety of color combinations, and many school colors.

So, that leads to the next question, what else could these things be used for?  A lot!  Think school pride on a backpack, ponytail cover, game day decor, or beer ID.  What I think is a fantastic idea is to use them on your luggage, then transfer the Pom-ID to your stroller handle at Disney World.  This way your stroller stands out from the crowd, particularly if it’s rented and looks identical to others.

The price ranges from about $6 to $10 per card depending on the color combination.  Check ’em out over on Amazon!

 

What else do you think these could be used for?  Let me know in the comments!

 

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