Congratulations Anna, hope you make a million dollars and then some.

Congrats – Nice work. Best wishes.

Way to go, Anna! Best of luck to you ;)

Marla,
Not to take anything away from Anna Solaro, but I noticed that you said “first selection”…. can you give any more details, please? Are they choosing more (we all hope so:) Thanks!

Julie, there is always a possibility that Bed Bath & Beyond will choose another invention :)

Congrats Anna!!

Thanks Marla!

Way to go Anna! Great job and welcome to the club!

Congratulations Anna!

Well done Anna!

Great Anna.

Anna, way to go.

Congratulations Anna! You’re the envy of the masses.

Anna, Congratulations. You must be a very happy lady tonight.

I am new to this, but just wonder how many out there still have a green check on Level 7. We still have one, but not quite sure what that means at this point.

Thanks for any insight…………

Marcy, Of the women who chose to use the forums, there are ten of us left as of Tues. a.m. Now that we know about you, there are 11 but there COULD be 14 others. (Renee – you might want to check my math – again….)

Thank you Julie, that helps…

Julie,

Last night was cool here in Ohio, so I got to give your sleepyhead pillowcase a real test. It passed, A+. It’s not often we buy something that exceeds our expectations. I think BB&B would be foolish to pass your invention up – word of mouth will sell it.

Disclosure statement: I have not been compensated in any way to endorse the Sleepyhead pillowcase. I do not own stock in the company. (;^)

Thank you, Linda Linda: your comments mean a lot – may I use them on the website?

And, at this point, you wouldn’t WANT to own stock!

Of course you may quote me. No charge (but can I send you a cat?). (;^)

And have you marketed the sleepyhead to bald people? Men, cancer patients?

Congratualtions Anna!! Great job and enjoy the rewards from your great idea.

Go Girl!!!

Linda Linda, Guess I’m a little slow – somehow I missed your message three weeks ago.

I would love a kitty cat – maybe I will come pick it up….

The pillowcase has a strange history: originally designed to keep a motor home user’s head warm in bed. The market has become about 80% men, with hair, who mostly do not use it to keep warm: they like the feel of the flannel, the comfort it provides, it blocks out the light and some noise, is great when you nap and on and on. Chemo patients have not liked the pillowcase because, I believe, their heads are too sensitive or it pulls out the little hair they have left: I have not been able to get direct answers from the two chemo customers but those are the only two returns I ever had.