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Natures Sleep Slippers Review and Giveaway



I know it is summer time and most of you are thinking flip flops not slippers but I live in Wisconsin and you never know when that white stuff will start falling from the sky.  

Natures Sleep provided me with a free pair of slippers to review and they will provide a winner with an additional pair.  All opinions are 100% mine.  

Some of you probably own a memory foam mattress and have sweet dreams every night.  Now imagine slippers made from that same memory foam!!  YEP, heavenly!!  :)  

I received the pink open toed slippers for my review and I love the comfort and the fact that they are open toed it is OK to wear around the house during the summer.  :) I also think it is a great idea to have a pair of "house slippers" so you dont get dirty carpet and now that we own our house it is a good practice.  (We do have to do a big carpet cleaning after our puppy is fully potty trained) 

The bottom soles did provide enough grip to not worry about slipping.  I have even swept and mopped in my slippers and never feel at danger of slipping.  

I will also admit that I wore these slippers to the movie theater when I took my daughter and her friend  to see "Brave" as we were all in our pajama's.  :) Some of you might gasp thinking the bottoms would get nasty from spilled soda and popcorn but the bottoms are rubber so clean up is quick and easy.  

WHO WANTS TO WIN A PAIR??
Giveaway is from July 15-July 20th
US ONLY
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Comments

Anonymous said…
I wear a 9 and rather have the closed toe.
judy gardner said…
if i won, i would give them to my nephew who wears closed toe in size XL


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Katie said…
Size 7, or 6.5 if there are half sizes. I'd prefer the closed toe option.
kellyr78 said…
I like closed toe, size L
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auntietina said…
I'd go with a closed toe (I always go to get a drink in the dark and stub my toe) and I wear a size 9 in womens.
Anonymous said…
I wear a size 7, and I like the open toe.
Anonymous said…
I like the Chocolate Whole Food Energy Bars.
chris z said…
i would like close toe size 10
AJ said…
open
toe and size 11
AJ said…
open
toe and size 11
size 8 -- closed toe

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size 8 -- closed toe

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Candace M. said…
size 9 and closed toe
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DonnaZ said…
size 8 and open toe
Anonymous said…
Sz 7 slipper open toe
JennR
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Ellie Wright said…
Size 8 closed toe for me.
Christy Maurer said…
I wear a 9 and like the closed toe! I wanted to let you know your link for networked blogs says no such blog exists! May wanna check that :)
Christy Maurer said…
Chocolate Green Superfood is my favorite from the amazing grass site!
I wear a 8.5 and I would like the closed toe!
one frugal lady said…
I wear a size 7, closed toe!
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Joy said…
10 and closed toe
Kwolek21 said…
I like closed size 8
Deb Anderson said…
size 8, usually closed toe, but for these I'd love to try the open toe
jdjmcc said…
Size 8 closed toe, please!
Jess McCarthy jdjmcc@aol.com
I honestly haven't decided which I like more the idea of an open or closed toe. I am usually about a size 6-7.
Thanks for the giveaway! =)
I like the open-toe and size 6!
Thank You So Much for the giveaway!
Fiona N
Wendy Rozema said…
i wear a size 11 & I love closed toe :)
Debbi said…
Size 9 and closed toe (I love in WI, too, and I wear slippers from Fall through Spring!) :-)
momma8385 said…
Size 10 and opened toe.
Thank you for the chance.
:)Jeanne B.T.
Unknown said…
I would like the closed toe - size 10
Jennifer Pruneda said…
Size 10 Closed Toe
Lisa R said…
size 10-11 closed toe

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