Reviews, information and news about Alice.com, the online store for common household goods
Alice seems to focus on offering items in smaller sizes, especially heavier items such as pet food and cat litter.
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Alice only offers a limited selection of non-perishable grocery items, but there are other places to turn to if you’re in search of desktop food shopping.
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One of the things I like most about Alice is the fact that it’s cut down on the number of unnecessary trips to the store.
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Alice’s approach of allowing users to predefine commonly-used household items is very smart. The folks behind the site rightly figured that most people only order one kind of foil, soap or shampoo, so breaking things down into categories and allowing users to set a default brand really is a great timesaver.
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A word of caution if you use Alice.com to order postage stamps: the stamps most likely will come in a plastic pouch adhered to the flap of the box. I almost threw away my stamps with the box.
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In some ways it seemed a bit odd to order such mundane items as toilet paper and batteries online but my first order with Alice was still a great experience.
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I first read about Alice.com in Southwest Airlines’ in-flight magazine “Spirit” on a trip home for Thanksgiving.
The article wasn’t big or impressive — just a large photograph of a roll of toilet paper and a brief description of the site from the company’s founder Mark McGuire.
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