Country: 66.6.33.21, North America, US

City: -73.9826 New York, United States

I ordered two of these and agree that the packaging was inadequate. That being said, both of mine arrived with no visible damage to the units, however, the impeller fan on both was installed off-kilter and struck the housing when activated, damaging the housing. I called Woodworking International (the manufacturer) and they requested that I take off the impeller fan and reseat the motor. The impeller fan bolt was on so tight that I couldn't get it off. I returned both of them and reported that they have a quality control issue. Two in a row? Come on!

The switch from Peachtree to QuickBooks was tedious at first but quickly compensated the loss of time. My one gripe is the arrows to select the date are tiny. Other than that it is much faster at processing and has been able to keep up with my instinctive commands.

Well as you all know, theres a lot of problems with this game. Not only with the servers and not being able to save your game but with this game overall while playing it. The game has the potential to be great and even while playing it I was emersed into the world and started to fall in love with it. BUT...while building your city, the city size holds you back and makes you rely on your neighbors town for help/assistance and vise versa. Ive been playing the game for 40 hours almost and from what I can say is that if you dont have someone willing to play like a true gamer or just someone that wants to enjoy the game and build their cities up, then your city will be crippled by them not playing. I mean sure your not completely down, your just relying on yourself the whole time to build up your city and thats what I wanted all along but this game wasnt built like that. But by not having them by you playing makes it where you cant be at your true potential. The find games is completely flawed, theres a lot of problems with it. The only way I found a city to join was because someone had abandoned their city after they ran it into the ground with massive debt. After I claimed the city the game would not let me start over from scratch. I just simply had to pick up from where the last guy left off and fix all his problems. The thing I dont get most is if this is an online game and playing with friends is encouraged over playing by yourself cause of the limitation of the city size, then why didnt they create a better system for joining games? When I look for a game I shouldnt have to worry about the game being full or starting a city thats been abandoned and just dealing with the fact that the only reason I am playing this city is because I want nothing more than to see this game at its full potential while playing with other people.

I also wish, like others have mentioned, that the trigger had a locking mechanism so one didn't have to engage it manually all the time. I have everything hardwood except for a tiled bathroom and that makes for a lot of trigger pulling time. It does a pretty good job but seems to dull the shine on the floor unless you use a cleaner supplement. It's awkward to do corners with the steam portion but I feel like my floors are clean when I am done. If I could afford one, I would get a robotic cleaner to do the work while I was away. This would get the 5 stars if it weren't for the trigger and the awkward cornering for steam cleaning.