This is what I think of when I think of salsa... Thick, chunky, a little heat, just right. Everyone has their preferences, but I grew up on Pace and this salsa doesn't disappoint.

I started using tax software many years ago (Parsons) and have used nearly every "brand." This year's HRBlock product revealed a laziness in programming that makes me nervous about ever choosing HRBlock again. During the final phase of electronic submission, the program balked and indicated that I need to fix a section related to a Health Savings Account. I spent an hour trying to resolve the Catch-22 created by this odd hitch, before discovering through online searching that the problem was, indeed, unresolvable -- a well-documented error that originated with the IRS. A reader might say, "aha, the problem arose from the IRS." No -- the problem was not that the IRS made its error; my problem is that HRBlock provided no guidance or annotation regarding this thoroughly documented problem. I pay for tax software to provide accurate information and save me time. HRBlock failed the test.

Wet&Forget isn't perfect. If you want that bright pressure-washed look, white-white concrete and bright terracotta-colored tile, get it (whatever "it" is) pressure washed, as Wet&Forget won't give you that look. If you want it looking good this afternoon, pressure-wash it, as Wet&Forget does not work fast. If you are patient and need "it" -- driveway, sidewalk, roof, deck -- to look better, to have safe footing, to stop algae build-up -- then Wet&Forget is a good choice. I include these caveats because some reviews seem to knock it down for failing to do more than it claims.