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Affiliate Disclosure
In short: Some links on this site may be affiliate links: if you buy through one, the site may earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. Recommendations are chosen because they fit the routine — revenue never buys one.
What an affiliate link is
An affiliate link is an ordinary link to a shop that carries a small marker. When you click it and buy something, the shop pays the site a small commission. The link itself looks and works the same as any other link.
What it costs you
Nothing extra. The price you pay is the price the shop charges — the commission comes out of the shop’s side, not out of your pocket. You are free to find the same item yourself without using our link.
How recommendations are chosen
A product is recommended only when it fits the routine and is something a busy mom can actually buy, keep and use — a timer, a basket, a caddy, a mop that is light enough to carry. Revenue never buys a recommendation, and no product is recommended without a reason stated in the article. When a link inside an article is an affiliate link, the article says so in a short line before the first such link. The rest of the article is written the same whether or not a link is affiliate.
Current state
At the time of writing, this site has no affiliate links. This page explains how they will work when they are added, so that nothing surprises you later. On the day they are added, this page will say so, and every article carrying one will carry the disclosure line.
Display advertising
Display ads may appear after an ad network approves the site. Ads are separate from recommendations: an advertiser never chooses what we recommend, and a recommendation never depends on an advertiser. How we choose topics and time routines is explained in our Editorial Policy.
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