Meet 3 FOFs and enter to win their brilliant inventions.
To enter, answer in the comments, below: What invention has you constantly saying, "I wish I thought of that"?
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Jill Fisher
Microdry Products

FOF Jill Fisher was the creative director at a brand development agency when she first came across the fabric that would become,
Microdry. Her agency's founder and CEO, Iain Scorgie, returned from China; after eighteen months developing towel-like material, which they would eventually patent; as it felt like velvet and was super absorbent. Jill saw the potential: "Before then, towels were either soft
or absorbent," she remembers. She and her team named it
Microdry, and used it to create a line of consumer products, starting with baby bathrobes in 2005. They were a hit. Today, the company manufactures adult
robes,
hair towels,
bath pillows and their best-selling item to date...the
Microdry memory foam bath mat.
Win: A trio of Jill's super-soft, quick-dry
Microdry bath products:
a luxury hair turban,
memory foam bath pillow and
memory foam bath mat.
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Melanie Mayron
Mayron's Goods

Twelve years ago, expectant mom and former
thirtysomething actress
Melanie Mayron was having difficulty finding chemical-free baby products. "No one was talkin' 'natural' then," says Melanie. She's since spent over a decade developing her all-natural baby skincare line,
Mayron's Goods, with the help of her Dad, a pharmaceutical chemist, and her actress friends, who tested the products on their own children!
Our Best Barrier and Diaper Cream, was Melanie's first bestseller... Newly launched are a
body oil,
body milk,
chapped cheek and lip protector and
more. "You don't have to be a baby to use it. After all, we're all somebody's baby," says Melanie.
Read Melanie's full story, here.
Win: A gift set of beauty products from Melanie's all-natural skincare line,
Mayron's Goods
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Bonnie Steen
Roots Only

FOF Bonnie Steen spent years dying her hair at home to save money and time. Then a hairstylist friend told her she was seriously damaging her hair by repeatedly dying the whole shaft instead of just the roots. So she came up with an idea . . .
"I was combing out my tangles with a hair pick and suddenly thought 'If this were hollow, you could attach a bottle of hair color to the handle and squeeze it out through the teeth," says Bonnie. "You'd be able to comb and apply color to just the roots in one action
." Her husband Claude created the first prototype for the hair-color applicator comb in 1994. Now, Bonnie's brainchild,
Roots Only, is sold in over 4,000 Wal-Mart stores coast to coast.
Read, Bonnie's full (amazing) story, here.
Win: Roots Only, Bonnie's hair color applicator comb.
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To enter to win these 3 products invented by FOFs, answer in the comments below: What invention has you saying, "I wish I thought of that"?
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Contest closes February 24, 2011
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I wish I’d have invented those little things to hang on a table (i.e. at restaurants) they are the greatest thing. Every woman should have one, they are nice because it keeps your purse off the floor and you can keep a better eye on it.
i wish i had thought of dvd players
The automatic garage door opener.
I wish I had thought of the Kindle, that thing is awesome!
I wish I had invented the paper clip!
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I wish I would of thought of the flat iron, natural curly hair years ago I actually used to iron it straight with a clothes iron. LOL
I wish I had thought of and invented Velcro.
i wish i thought of the ipad, i love it and wish i was the one profiting from it!
I wish I would have invented nail tips and super glue. I could have retired years ago.
This would be very helpful and useful for me
This is easy the set it & forget it, ron popeil rotissierre
The ShamWow! It is easy to market and does not have hardly any material cost. If only…. Thank you!
I wish I would have thought of the kindle. love having the reading without the pileup of books in my house.
I wish I had invented the flat iron–so obvious!
I wish I had thought of the Swifer mop, I know I use mine a lot.
I wish I thought of The Snuggie. I wore my robe backward on the couch for years, yet I never thought to make that into a product.
I wish I had thought of the brownie pan. My whole family loves the edges which leaves the middle not eaten much. This pan solved that.
I wish I had thought of the Memory Foam.
When my kids were babies and we traveled in the car I always had to shield the sun from their eyes. Now I see those little sunshades for babies that you attach to the window with suction cups. I always think I wish I had invented that.
I wish that I had invented the hair dryer.
With four daughters we seem to go through quite a few of them.
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I wish I had invented memory foam products. So many are just a blessing to people who need cushiony comfort.
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I wish I had invented the Microdry products. Having come from a family where the women had ‘below the waist hair,’ (my daughter still does!), this product would be so helpful and save so much time especially after washing your hair and after going swimming. I also have divers in the family so this would be a God-send. I love the foam mat also. I recently slipped and fell on the wet, slippery floor of my bathroom which injured my back. The fall might have been prevented by using common sense products such as these. Bravo Jill! These products should be a staple in every-one’s home.
The Reacher Tool because of arthritis.
That reacher tool – everytime I try and get something off a semi-high shelf, I wish I had one.
I have arthritis in my hands and each time I use my hand opener/gripper to help me open jars so easily I think “I wish I had thought of that!”