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I’ve had a six brush Hoover steam vac for 10 yrs. and it was time for a new one. The attachment hose kept tearing at the bottom when you collapsed the vacuum. But I was really surprised to see they re-engineered the new one to not do that anymore!! Even though it is more work to attach the hose, it is worth it knowing I won’t be breaking something down the road. I have always been happy with our steam vac. We have had a cat for 14 years and the messes he made were always able to be cleaned up, along with our little girl! I used this steam vac a couple of days after I received it(which only took two days for normal delivery!! Don’t have to pay extra for two day delivery), and was very happy again. The carpets were dry in just a couple of hours. I would highly recommed this steamvac to anyone and was very happy about the price!
Pink Poodle in Paris

Now I don’t have to worry and have room for whatever video I want. I’m very pleased with this purchase.
Kroo Purple and Pink

This pedometer is the best. Having the memory so you can check your progress from day to day is awesome and inspiring. I challenge myself everyday to do better than I did the day before. There is something about being held accountable for the steps you take in a day that encourages me to go farther. I even find myself looking for ways to walk more. Like parking farther away from a store, taking stairs and working out more.

My message to you is GET ONE!!!
Pink Floyd Empty Spaces

First I must apologise to readers of the Artemis Fowl series – I do not particularly like these stories. Having said that, I should explain.
I’m an over-the-hill adult. I’ve read Harry Potter (I was introduced to it by a niece), and my first reaction to HP was that it seemed to be written by (rather than ‘for’) a ten-year-old. Artemis Fowl reads like it was written by someone who has a database full of cliche plot and buzz-words (elf, dwarf fairy, centaur) at their disposal, and simply drops them in at random intervals.
I made the mistake of purchasing two AF books at the one time, thinking that might save me a trip back to the bookshop. I expected to be entertained. I was disappointed. I did not fall into the trap of comparing Colfer with Tolkien, or Rowling, or even JM Barrie. He’s just not up to scratch in his own right. Admitted, he had the germ of a good idea (hence the two stars) but the characters are so unbelievable – and he interchanges words like ‘fairy’ and ‘elf’ as though they are the same thing! That, if nothing else, shows a disrespect for the genre.
I will force myself to finish ‘the Arctic Incident’, in the hope that matters improve, bt i don’t hold out much hope. I’m sorry, Mr Colfer, but it reeks.
Kroo Purple and Pink

… you have everything you need. (Cicero)

Well, I’ve got my portable library now, in my Kindle, and we’ve started planting the garden, so I guess I’m set.

I’m really pleased with the Kindle’s abilities, ease of use, and the vast library of materials available for it.

Funny thing – it was the announcement of the iPad that tipped me over to buy the Kindle. I’d been using Palm PDAs for years to read books, so I was no stranger to e-reading. I recognized that with the Kindle and the free wireless, battery life, and the excellent e-ink I’d find the best option to continue my ereading.

I’ve found, more than any device, this one has made me fee “untethered” – I can read anywhere. I can pick up new books, or news or email anywhere. I almost never need to hook it up to the computer.

When I was getting used to it, I noted that I wasn’t having the much vaunted experience of “disappearing into the book” – because of its novelty I kept *seeing* the device. Then one day it struck me as I read a book.. I had to put the boook down for a moment, and I had this impulse to “put my finger between the pages” to hold my place…

Large Hot Pink Bowl

I have this paired with a Nuvi 285WT, and have had no issues with it at all.
It isn’t as big as some seem to indicate it is, which had me a little worried until I actually received it.
The locking mechanism is a little odd in 2 ways:
1) It really only prevents the mounting arm from rotating in the base, doesn’t prevent the GPS from being turned/moved on the arm.
2) You only need to move the latch/handle part of the lock some of the way in the lock slot to lock the arm. There is about another inch of slot that you could try to push the latch into, but since it won’t actually move further, and because the latch has a bit of “give”, there is a good chance that you will snap the latch/handle off. Basically, the locking slot is bigger than it needs to be and is misleading. I almost found this out the hard way…

While this would fit in either the glovebox or the center console in my car, due to other things filling them up pretty much to the max already, I opted to put this under the seat when not in use. The only thing is that I decided to put it in a plastic baggie before doing so because I have a suspicion that the base might end up picking up dust/dirt/crud from the floor and over time losing some of it’s non-slip qualities.

Highly recommended for any GPS that will fit it, although I am suspicious that the locking latch may easily break if stressed beyond where it should be.
POPATU Pink Fairy Trolley

The strap broke after a couple weeks of use but i called and they replaced it. The strap will brake again though.

Also there’s a small speaker on the button i think that got clogged with salt, now my watch doesn’t beep or make noise anymore.

I also don’t like having to wear the heart monitor around my chest, idk it feels restrictive.
POPATU Pink Princess Bear