Country: 50.28.11.245, North America, US

City: -84.636 Michigan, United States

Installation is definitely a two-person job. It helps to have a couple of kids helping as well. It took us two evenings of about 2 hours each. I'm pretty good at building things and this was no easy task. The instructions leave a lot to be desired. The pictures included are laughable. Prepare yourself to make a few mistakes along the way and do a little backtracking. One piece of advice is to not tie the spring pad down until the very end. That way if something isn't lined up correctly, it's not the end of the world. Also, there is no reason to tie the spring pad down so tightly that undoing it in the future will be impossible. Make sure when you line up the zipper door to a T-brace (you do this BEFORE connecting any springs), that you align the zipper with a T-Brace that DOES NOT have a bracket for installing an enclosure pole. There are 6 T-braces with brackets that hold the enclosure poles, and 6 T-braces that do not have a bracket for the enclosure poles. You want to align the zipper door with a T-brace that DOES NOT hold a enclosure pole. If you make this mistake you are in a world of hurt. The instructions do not mention this and that causes trouble for a lot of people. The kids enjoy jumping on the thing (one at a time!) and it seems pretty sturdy. On one of the enclosure poles I had to drill a hole for one of the bolts because it was not correctly drilled at the factory. Other than that one mistake all parts were correctly included. I'm glad it's done and it's a lot bigger than I was expecting. Good luck!

These are a decent little set of pruning shears. They are VERY sharp and cut cleanly without crushing the branches. I like the smaller one with the pointed tip. It makes it easier to do more precise trimming of smaller plants. These things slipped right in between all the close branches very easily. The pointed shears have a leather strap to lock it closed. The other has a mechanism that pivots. It works well and is easy to turn. Did I mention that these things are sharp? Use care that you don't slide a finger across the cutting surface of those blades! Overall, These shears work really well, the best part is that you get both types of shears so that you can do all kinds of jobs with them. I tried them out in several areas, they're very sharp, and cut nicely.

Evidence of a healing process appeared after the 1st day. The swelling in my legs went down , my breathing improved and my skin started to glow (according to others). If not this brand, I plan to make serrapeptase my friend for life. The only concern I have with this brand is the enteric coating. Since I take 6 of these capsules per day I am putting a lot of plastic in my body. The other brands with Acid Amor coating (veggie) are 5X the cost. Come on Doctor's Best, remove the plastic and other chemicals.

I bought this item for my wife. She said it worked great. I bought it originally because it was a great deal compared to the price over the counter. I even subscribed to it so she would get it monthly. However, the price kept going up every month till it was more expensive that what I could pick up at the store.

I wish this didn't require the user to load in ice first. I wouldn't have bought it had I known that. My husband got home the other night with some beer that needed to be cooled. We went to the icemaker in the freezer and didn't have enough. This product requires two trays of ice cubes. I was expecting something that we could plug in that would have a cooling element of some nature. All this does is spin the bottle over ice. Then, you have to clean it up when it is done and dry it out. What a pain. It is very clunky when spinning a bottle of wine too. Makes a lot of noise. Personally, I thought the price was a bit high considering it's simplicity.