Invention Eases 'Don't Touch' Warning to Kids in Public Restrooms: ; Ex-S.C. Resident Designs Gloves to Reduce Surface Contact When Children Have to Go
Charleston Daily Mail › July 10, 2007
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Former South Charleston resident Stephanie Dellamura has invented a product to help moms - and their children - avoid sticky situations.
Gotta Go Mitts are used to keep children ages 2 to 7 from touching germy surfaces in public restrooms.See the full content of this document
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Invention Eases 'Don't Touch' Warning to Kids in Public Restrooms: ; Ex-S.C. Resident Designs Gloves to Reduce Surface Contact When Children Have to Go
They've also proven helpful, Dellamura said, in eliminating messes when children are eating lollipops and other candy.
"I hated that my boys had to use public restrooms," sa...See the full content of this document
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