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Old 10-11-2007, 10:31 PM #1
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I saw this cool segment on my local news tonight. Wow, this could be the answer to unruly night sweats for us! It's pajamas in a few different styles called cooljamazs. http://www.cooljamaz.com/

I'm going to get me some as soon as I can. They even have a pillowcase too. Thanks to whoever came up with this idea! There is a capri pant and top that could be daywear for anyone who has sweating during the day as well.

Now, I'd really like to see them make actual daywear like this for all day sweaters. Think if enough of us contacted the company with the suggestion that they might consider it? It would be so cool.

to all!

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