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  • Weda - Shark vs Bissell...the Shark wins!

    I purchased this vacuum about 6 mos. ago in search of replacing my Bissell Pet Hair Removal vacuum. I wanted to wait in submitting this review until I had used the Shark for a fair amount of time. I had initially purchased the Bissell Pet Hair vacuum to help me with the carpet and carpeted stairs in my home. We have two dogs, a Min Pin and a yellow Lab, so the dog hair has various sizes and colors. Our house is carpeted almost throughout (except the tiled kitchen and entryway) in a dark forest green carpet. You can imagine how quickly and easily the yellow Lab hair shows on this dark carpet. I found the Bissell to be heavy and almost impossible to deal with on the stairs. The removable attachment hose was always detaching somewhere, while I was trying to use it on the stairs (either the pet attachment from the extension piece, or the extension piece from the flexible hose, or the flexible hose from the sweeper body. Nothing broke, but in pulling the hose up the stairs, something would inevitably pull out from their counterpart as there were no 'locking' mechanisms to keep these separate pieces together. I also found that the rotating brushes on the Bissell did NOT stop rotating as long as the sweeper was turned on. This resulted in the sweeper 'eating' the rubber coating on the sweeper cord while I was trying to pull the hose up the stairs and the sweeper would roll over the cord. The cord was attached to the lower part of the vacuum so I had to wrap the cord around the top extension hose holder, to keep the cord in reachable distance.

  • Mert-ekert - Love it

    I've been using this oil for years. I mainly use it to moisturize my skin but it's also good for the scalp. I'm glad that the tea tree smell isn't too strong. I recommend this product.

  • JenT - Great design and super soft

    Cute little pillow! I bought this as a baby shower gift for a friend having her first baby. It is designed to help babies avoid those little flat spots on their tiny heads. Where were these when my boys were little!?(22 and 16 now) It makes sense that babies would need these since they lay around so much when they are so tiny and beginning their lives in this crazy world. Who needs a flat spot on their head with all of the other things babies go thru. I was super impressed with the design and softness of this pillow. I have to say it is small though. It really is too bad they don't have bigger ones. (I would use it) It came in it's own little zippered bag. It had a little tassle hanging from the zipper to make it easier to unzip. I thought that was a nice touch. Shipping was super fast too. I have no doubts that my friend will like this gift. I'm sure her son will appreciate laying his little head on a soft teddy bear pillow. I can see using this for a pillow every night or even as a travel pillow. I'm sure it will get lots of use either way. I received this product for free or at a discounted rate in exchange for product testing and review. I am under no obligation to provide a positive review and received no incentives or rewards for doing so. My goal is to highlight features and drawbacks that I would want to know about as a buyer, not hype the product for the manufacturer to increase sales. My remarks are sincere and true. I work very hard trying to write insightful and thoughtful reviews for each item. I hope that these reviews are helpful to others. While it is true that many items are received at discounted rates or complimentary, my reviews are completely unbiased as well as honest and are my personal experiences and opinion of the product. Once again, it is just my own opinion and experience with the product, your own opinion and experience may vary. I received no monetary compensation and not required to give a good review.

  • Marc Adler - Works just fine.

    Was able to fix our dishwasher in no time. Easy to install. Took care of the problem of the dishwasher not draining properly.

  • M. Mikulak - Color didn't last :(

    I helped my daughter "go all the way" with bleaching her hair from medium brown to light yellow-blonde before applying the Lusty Lavender color. Bleach process went well and was quick. Putting the lavender color on was WORK - because if you get this on your skin you'll have dark purple skin for weeks. It took over 30 minutes to put the color on her (very short) bleached hair, then we left it for an additional 30-40 mins. When she rinsed it out it was Pink - not purple - and definitely not the deep, dark purple as represented on the box. It also didn't adhere to all of her hair, and over the past two weeks has become lighter and lighter with lots of yellow-blonde showing. SUPER DISAPPOINTED. (Note: she did not wash her hair for 3 days after the coloring process and has been skipping wash days as well.) Would NOT buy again. I guess this is a simple "you get what you pay for."