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Picking Up Toys is a Breeze with the Toydozer {Review and Giveaway} CLOSED

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With two preschool aged boys in our house there is no shortage of small toys. From their huge collection of action figures and matchbox cars to their overflowing bins of Legos, you’ll find at least some scattered around at almost any given moment. Which is why I was very interested when I learned about the Toydozer. The concept is so simple that as soon as I saw it, I wondered why it had taken this long for someone to design a tool to make cleaning up toys easier.

Composed of two parts, the Toydozer features a gatherer which is much like blade of a bulldozer and a lightweight scoop with handle. Simply push the toys into the scoop with the blade and pour them out using the scoop. Another great feature is velcro which allows the blade to attach to the scoop for storage.

Legos are an obvious choice for this new way of cleaning up. It was also the toy that my husband was most excited to put away with the Toydozer. He was amazed at just how fast he was able to organize and scoop up parts. It also helps that this blade and scoop system seems almost like a toy itself and therefore fun for my boys to use.

I started to see uses for the Toydozer everywhere. From the coins from our Money, Money game that were scattered all over the table…

to the pieces from our electronic Battleship game that always seem to end up on our dining room floor. What normally would have been a pain to clean up was done in really no time at all.  We even used the Toydozer to pick up packing peanuts that had gotten scattered.  Imagine cleaning up toys like blocks or beads in no time at all. The possibilities are endless!

I really can’t think of a single criticism with this invention. This would make a practical gift that would be very much appreciated by any household with children.

BUY IT:

The Toydozer is available exclusively at  Toydozer.com for $18.99 but receive 20% off with the discount code: BLOGGER20. The Toydozer is available in purple, yellow and blue and ships FREE anywhere in Canada or the U.S. Follow Toydozeron Twitter (@toydozer) and Facebook to keep up-to-date with the latest promotions!

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{ Giveaway }

One of my readers will win a Toydozer!

MAIN ENTRY: Tell me what toy you’d most like to have a Toydozer to clean up!

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-Blog about this contest (at least 30 words) with a link back here and Toydozer (3 entries/5 entries if you include a picture)

This contest will end on 4/26/12 at 11:59 pm CST. U.S. residents 18+ only. The winner will be drawn via random.org and will have 48 hours to respond to winning notification email before I draw another winner or do a live giveaway.

Disclosure: This post is part of a Toydozer blogger outreach campaign. Participating bloggers have been provided with a complimentary Toydozer to review and have been compensated for their time.

About Emilie

Emilie is a mom of three boys ages 12, 11, and 7. She loves to share recipes and crafts along with stories about parenting, travel and awesome products. Favorite activities include watching football, cuddling with kids and spending time in the kitchen. Not a fan of laundry, nagging, or drama. Join her here and on her dessert blog, ohmysugarhigh.com where she shares her love of baking!

Comments

  1. Candice Hull says

    Legos! I would rather cut off my arm than step on a Lego in the middle of the night! Ok….a little dramatic, but it hurts! 😀

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  20. Patti Hess says

    I’d like it to clean his farm animals and little soldiers guys

    pattifritz2000 at yahoo dot com
    thank you

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  55. Jennifer says

    I need a real boldozer!!!! But I guess this one will do. We need it to clean up blocks, cars, and tiny barbie items.

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  59. Heather Zeh says

    I need it for all my sons blocks and other small tidbit toys that he’s obsessed with…and oh yea…crayons!

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  97. Jennifer says

    This looks great but I have back problems so bending over or getting on the floor hurts I need something with a handle on it. So I can just scoop it all in and dump it in his toy box.

    Reply

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