Shopping Blob

Justin Bass asked:


QVC sells this product that is basically a cooling pad powered by human heat. You sit on the pad and it starts cooling down. This really doesnt make sense, i have a theory but i dont know if its right. See supposedly you have to keep it at 70 degrees for a little while every week or else it wont work, and also the only info i could find on it was that it cools by turning a crystal into a gel. So im thinking maybe its some kind of endothermic reaction that requires very little heat to start up? And then the crystals break down from the heat and absorb heat, in essence cooling down. And to turn back into crystals, the gel needs to be cooled? I dont know, but the product actually does work, and very well. Please explain someone.

Jorge

funnyhaha asked:


I just ordered it and I want to see what actual users think of it?

Manuel

kollydogg asked:


In the UK many of the presenters sound so false and talk so much rubbish. Do they get trained to behave like this or do they choose staff who have these annoying qualities?

Lillian

Jay D asked:


What is required or how would i go about becoming a QVC sales demonstrater. You know the people that are on the television that use the product and promote it showing how good it is.
to make it clear i want to actually be one of the people that makes it to the television and uses the product.

Jared

Susan T asked:


What are the benefits? What are the drawbacks? The clothes look a little tacky, but faux velvet is appealing to me. I can never bring myself to purchase some of the outfits. Have you had success? Please share your past experiences. Thank you.

Rhonda