Last Updated on June 24, 2019 by Ellen Christian
Life can be messy. Many of the things in my life that bring back the fondest memories involved me getting messy. I remember finger painting with the kids, learning how to pipe frosting to decorate my daughter’s first birthday cake and playing Hot Wheels in the dirt with my son. I remember fingers sticky with brownie batter, meatloaf mixture and garden dirt. These are the HappiMesses that I enjoy having in my life and they are the focus of a new campaign by Delta Faucet. This post has been sponsored.
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Life, Cooking and HappiMesses
Just a few days ago, I flew to Chicago for the chance to check out the Delta Dream20 Showroom in the Merchandise Mart. The Dream20 Showroom is filled with working Delta and Brizo faucets for both the kitchen and the bathroom as well as fully functional showers. It’s described as a place where “The rush of water prompts the flow of inspiration.”
A group of bloggers and I had the chance to have a personal tour through the Delta Dream20 Showroom. Then, after the tour, we were all set loose to play in the water. There were all sorts of Delta Faucet products in the showroom. I found the touch kitchen faucet that I installed last year (and that I still love) along with some very stylish newer models. I’m completely in love with the touch kitchen faucets because as much as I love HappiMesses in my life, I don’t want want them all over my faucet.
If you thought that touch faucets were pretty cool, you will be thrilled to learn that there is now a technology that turns on the water when your hand is about 4 inches away from the faucet. It’s currently available in some of the Delta Faucet bathroom faucets and I got to play with one! Then, there were all the amazing shower heads that use a unique wave pattern and larger water droplets to give you a better shower to check out.
After we had a chance to play in the showroom, we all headed over to The Chopping Block for a cooking demonstration that we actually got to be a part of! Chef Gale Gand was there and we were able to make three of the recipes from her latest cookbook Gale Gand’s Lunch! We made a Pea and Garlic Hummus, some delicious variations on Grilled Cheese and some yummy Salted Caramel Brownies. Of course, our fingers and hands got dirty during the cooking demonstration and we were very happy to use the Delta Touch Faucet to clean up with. My favorite was definitely the grilled cheese made with chevre, fresh figs and muenster. Delicious!
Why do people treat mess like it’s a bad thing? It’s actually the evidence of a life well lived. When you’re out there making, creating, doing and playing, embrace your #HappiMess and let Delta kitchen and bath innovations help clean up so you can do it all again tomorrow. Share your #HappiMess moments with Delta for the chance to win a Delta kitchen and bath prize package valued at more than $2,400.
Compensation was provided by Delta via Mode Media. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and are not indicative of the opinions or positions of Delta.
Ellen is a busy mom of a 24-year-old son and 29-year-old daughter. She owns six blogs and is addicted to social media. She believes that it doesn’t have to be difficult to lead a healthy life. She shares simple healthy living tips to show busy women how to lead fulfilling lives. If you’d like to work together, email info@confessionsofanover-workedmom.com to chat.
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