Great outdoor solar powered garden lights for around the house. Be careful when installing these. Remember to pull off the protective film from the top to ensure proper charging. They're not going to light up like a 60 watt bulb, especially if you keep them in the shade, so have your expectations set correctly when ordering solar lights. If you are placing these into firm ground then please soften the ground with water first or just push the stick into the ground without the top light for fear of cracking these. They're well constructed but anything can be damaged with enough force.

I drink a lot of smoothies that contain frozen fruit and various vegetables. I was using a standard blender that could be purchased anywhere for normal household use. It was not powerful enough to handle all of the frozen fruit and items that I threw in it and the motor burnt out very quickly. I purchased the Ninja Blender to replace it, and here is my feedback after using it daily for two weeks:

I have a copy of Roxio 10, which was a good program. It had the ability to transfer VHS to DVD. This program does not. Roxio makes a standalone conversion program, at the $50 price point. Sadly, if you want an adapter you need to spend another $50. Had I known this, this version would NOT have been purchased. On the plus side they do have several add-on's which will prove useful in the future. Sole negative, they were not clear on the initial desciption. Will have to spend more money for a different piece of software/hardware to do my transfers. Not nice Roxio!

I don't know what to say about this product. I picked this product because it was so highly rated. I hope I just got a bad tube. It is so watery that it must be stored upright or it will leak out. Forget about squeezing the tube, just turn it upside down and the liquid pours out. I saw a tiny bit of white lotion once, all other times it has been clear. I've tried vigorously shaking it in hopes that the contents have separated but this does not help. I will order foundation primer again, but it definitely won't be this one.

Can't say enough good stuff about this good stuff. I live in the south of France and over the years more and more German roaches (apparently the worst kind) had been appearing, it went from a few a year to a few a day to over 50 a day! I have 5 cats (whoever says cats keep them away is wrong....or mine are lazy!) and didn't want to put a poison down as I worried about it poisoning them. I knew I could put it in places where they wouldn't go but I worried if they ate a poisoned roach it could harm them. So I researched and tried many natural ideas, catnip and bay leaves to keep them away, they walked over them, condensed sweet milk mixed with baking soda, they walked right past the balls, sugar and bicarb they ate it but never found any dead ones! It got so bad eventually that I was killing more than 20 each time I went in the kitchen, they had moved into the bedrooms (nests under the bed, in my drawers, in my clothes!), lounge, bathroom....EVERYWHERE and if I dared to turn on the kitchen light in the middle of the night it was like something out of a horror movie with hundreds of them scattering for cover!! They were even crawling on me in my sleep to the point I started sleeping with the light on so I could splat them and felt like I was going to have a nervous breakdown! Enough was enough, I realised my splatting and hoovering them up was a losing battle.