I don't have kinky, frizzy or even curly hair, I just have a very slight wave and some bad boys (gray) on my sides that don't play well with others. As such, my hairdresser suggested a keratin treatment. I asked if it was covered in the outrageous cost of his haircuts. He just laughed and said unfortunately no. I later looked up what he charges for a keratin treatment and nearly fainted ... $350.00 and up. He got me thinking about those unruly hairs though, so for $12 I bought the 30 day Sauve Keratin Infusion kit. It took under an hour and I used only half of the treatment (my hair is short). That was three weeks ago and I'm counting down the days, hours and minutes. I want my misbehavin' hair back. The treatment left my hair stick straight and I just hate it. Guess that would be good news for those who really need it but my, oh my, I want some body back in my hair. If anyone lives in Orange County, CA, they are more than welcome to the other half of the kit. Jodi-

We have used a professional ozone company in the past (thankfully they are still in business so we are likely going to use them again). It worked really well to remove cigarette and pet smoke. However, as I was doing more research for odor removal treatment methods, I found a few other places that do a chlorine dioxide (vapor) treatment. This involves deep cleaning to remove the odor from the surfaces, walls and ceilings, then they use the chlorine dioxide to neutralize the smell. This is a more indepth process and price is 5x more than doing an ozone treatment. Wondering if anyone has been successful with removing curry odors with just an ozone treatment? Or are we really going to need to a deep cleaning and go the route with the chlorine dioxide vapor treatment.

I wouldn't purchase any treatments, especially inside mount treatments, until the windows are replaced.

Do you guys think it makes sense to do roller shades in the living areas and honeycomb upstairs in the bedroom/bathrooms? Or should I just stick to 1 style.