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This is a compact fan that takes 4 AA batteries to operate. It is larger than other plastic handheld fans, but feels more substantial. It has a built in stand that retracts and extends when necessary. The blades are powerful, yet are flexible enough to stop if something jammed...

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If you get it at a cheap price, this book light may be worth it to you. Bright light that is almost as bright as a fluorescent (and looks like one too.) Easy to use and lightweight. It runs on either batteries or USB power, but I have used it solely on rechargeable batteries...

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I really like these fairy lights, I think they have quite a unique look to them as the light is formed by a large acrylic bubbled 'globe' that glows. This means they are nice and sturdy and will last longer against adverse weather conditions, as these are designed to be outdoor...

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I enjoy camping. And the outdoors. We also sold our tent trailer last year after our poor truck was totaled, hence have to condense our camping gear once again. What's more useful than collapsible camping gear that doesn't take up a lot of room? Introducing this handy...

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This LED flashlight is very heavy despite its small size! It could certainly double as a safety weapon if need be! The first thing I noticed was that it did not turn on. I opened the bottom, and it required a battery. Unfortunately normal AA batteries do not work, so we had...

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These lights look very nice on, with a soft warm glow and from a distance the 'rattan' style balls look great and add interest to the lights, making them stand out. Unfortunately, though, they do not look as nice as in the picture. One of the main reasons for that is the method...

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I have these lights all on my lawn. They light up so nice and pretty bright. I don't have too worry about them burning out as the natural light charges them right up everyday. I bought them for $25 at Canadian tire. I bought about 3 packages just because they are so beautiful...

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I love noma outdoor LED Christmas lights, I keep them on my front porch all year long. They have lasted through Christmas and still shine as bright as the day I bought them

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We have an older home with lower ceilings. When we wanted to replace our old ceiling fan, we scored this one for under $100 at Home Depot. It has a 'hugger' base (meaning it sits close to the ceiling) so we will have enough head room to walk underneath it. It is a quite powerful...

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I was looking for a stand fan for the bedroom - so it had to be quiet and have a remote control. Tried several including a Weatherworks from Costco (moved a lot of air, but was noisy) and a Honeywell Quietsense - which was pretty good, but still had some additional noise that...

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This is a very strange situation for me to be in. I review a lot, but I've never EVER seen a product that blatantly isn't what is described and not a single other person has noticed. These are a single string of lights, NOT net lights. Upon contacting the maker I was told they...

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Bet you've never considered the amount of electrical power you are using. Well I went from incandescent to florescent in 2000, then addded some Halogens in 2005, each move saved me money on power without losing the number of lumens to light the rooms. Now I am slowly moving to...

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STAY AWAY! what a bummer this product. I made the purchase at Costco for 2 of these stand up fans. Both fans did not last the summer. It was only at night I would turn them on for the kids,but once they were asleep,we would turn them off. Both fans motors just faded out.Replaced...

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This Sylvania Bulb is only around 1 year old and the other day I walked into my kitchen and it smelled of an electrical short. I had a hard time locating the problem, which happened to be this bulb (picture below) that had started on fire at some point, the chemical smell that...