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	<title>Comments on: Standing power to women</title>
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		<title>By: Tere</title>
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		<description>I think the Pmate is made of cardboard and while I&#039;d like to try it, I have something similar called the pStyle (Kristacup.com) which is made of sturdy plastic. The reason I use it (but not always) is that I have come into some nasty restroom conditions while on the job. It works the same way as the Pmate but is re-usable. The back of it forms a slight cup that acts as a barrier at the rear and can be used to &#039;wipe&#039; the few remaining drips. It is a neat idea and I think it works more neatly than the similar TravelMate also mentioned here.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think the Pmate is made of cardboard and while I&#8217;d like to try it, I have something similar called the pStyle (Kristacup.com) which is made of sturdy plastic. The reason I use it (but not always) is that I have come into some nasty restroom conditions while on the job. It works the same way as the Pmate but is re-usable. The back of it forms a slight cup that acts as a barrier at the rear and can be used to &#8216;wipe&#8217; the few remaining drips. It is a neat idea and I think it works more neatly than the similar TravelMate also mentioned here.</p>
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