Everywhere we go we get at least one couple who will stop and ask about this little chair. Our daughter has been using this chair since she was about 3 1/2 months old. As long as your kiddo can hold their head up, they can sit in this chair due to the ingenious design of the harness. My favorite parts are that the bag/chair folds up into itself and that it has an integrated pocket for your kiddo's goodies. We have taken this thing with us everywhere and I have not found a table yet that it won't work with. We even used it recently with one of those molded foldable banquet tables (over top of the table cloth) at a wedding and it worked wonderfully!

We have extremely persistent spiders on our back deck. I would knock them off and they were back spinning webs in hours. I read all the other reviews and thought this product was worth a try. Success! Note that although it says apply once and forget it we had to apply a few times. I am not sure if it was because of the product or we just didn't get all the areas covered the first time.

fit great comfortable perfect for in the gym or short warm up jogs look great just a little pircey but you def pay for what you get and thats a great shoe.

We live in south Florida and work from home. I bought this because we have a season where thunderstorms are prolific and occasionally the electric company can't seem to deliver a constant source of power and I have to reset all my appliances about twice a month. Needless to say, I have quite a bit of money invested into my computers, monitors and peripherals - it seems reckless to continue to operate them without a solid power supply. The deciding factor came from years of years of using power strips to protect my equipment and finally discovered a fatal flaw in their design. I lost a TV that was plugged into a power strip, the TV was turned off, the dangerous voltage that slipped past the power strip, past the cable box and through the HDMI cable, where it fried my HDMI ports - nothing else was damaged and the of course the power strip never tripped. It could have been a faulty power strip. I spoke to someone in the "know", who explained to me how the stray voltage was able to creep in and not trip the strip. Now I unplug my TV during a storm, replaced the power strip for the entertainment center and purchased two CyberPower UPS's for my computer and monitors with a plan to buy a third to protect my Entertainment Center later. This UPS has a programmable over and under-voltage settings and is able to self-adjust to keep safe power going to your equipment. It has software that can tell you what your UPS is doing in case it's located in a place that is difficult to read the display and it keeps track of and reports over and under-voltage conditions and if you've lost power.