Country: 192.0.78.12, North America, US

City: -122.4156 California, United States

The battery minder has a feature of de-sulfurnization which is essential in the long life of the battery, the product does what it claims to do. It also has many safety features that prevents over charging due to weather conditions and temperature. The product is worth the cost, provided

I am a 4th year vet student. Some of my colleagues swear by this product, but I was skeptical. A few weeks ago, my mom started coming to my house on a daily basis to watch my one year old son for me. One of my cats was very upset with this arrangement and started peeing by my desk. It happened three times that I know of for sure. No medical reason to be found. I bought this, plugged it in (literally right next to the spot, it happened to be under an outlet), and between this diffuser and the spray (one spritz on the affected area once a day), not only did the urinating stop within 2-3 days, but the cat even seems more relaxed and happy. I am a believer. I even bought the multicat diffuser for their bedroom, to help increase the zen in that room.

Though I do try to be careful in my browsing, sometimes there's no telling what innocent site is infected until it's too late. Recently, I picked up another of those annoying search-engine redirect viruses on my desktop computer. Mind you, this is when Microsoft Security Essentials was running on my computer. (In the past, I also lost a computer because Norton's Antivirus software also failed to protect, AND they charged me a good chunk of money to clean out the virus, AND they screwed up my computer in the process.) I did scans and cleaning programs. Though the Security Essentials did find a couple of other potential issues (why didn't it block them BEFORE they ended up my computer, I'd like to know), it couldn't spot the redirect virus. Ran a different malware scan. Same thing. Then I remembered I had picked up Webroot SecureAnywhere for my new MacBook Air months ago, but had never installed it. I installed it on my PC desktop and viola! The problem just disappeared. The redirect got flushed with no fuss and no muss. This morning, SecureAnywhere also blocked something else that tried to sneak into my computer while I was on Verizon's news website. It probably wasn't anything big, maybe just some kind of adware, but the program blocked it. Security Essentials didn't see it. SecureAnywhere detected it and swatted it.

I was pulled into the store at Tysons Mall in Virginia by an aggressive sales agent offering a free sample and offering to try on my hand. It seemed to work and I purchased the product for $159/with tax. Used it today for the second time and the pump failed. Also offended that the manufacturer offers the same product for $79 on Amazon. Will not purchased again.

Gideon™ Hand Crank Manual Meat Grinder with Powerful Suction Base / Heavy Duty with Stainless Steel Blades / Quickly and Effortlessly Grind Meat