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Sorry, haven't actually tried this yet. Will be ordering directly from Pampered Chef who sells it for $29.50. Me thinks someone is trying to make big bucks on this!

I have bought 4 different swings/bouncers and this is the only one that my son loves. The others don't have that bounce and sway that he likes. This one has the kangaroo setting that literally will stop him mid cry and put him to sleep. I'm obsessed with this!

Nice , but not miraculous. I was hoping for miracles with my faded wood furniture. I had just used Old English scratch cover on the furniture and that did well. But then I searched online for something that would really bring back my furniture without the cost and mess of refinishing, and I found the Howard's restor & finish and the youtube clip looked great. I ran down to the local Home Depot and spent about $25.00 worth of Howard products and could hardly wait to use it. Unfortunately, I could see no improvement over what the Old English had already accomplished. I wish it could have done better. There is also a strong odor and you must ventilate the entire house.

This product is a little pricey butt it works the first time you take it and you can take 1 or 2 capsules depending on how it works with you. I noticed better focus ,easier to make decisionsEnd makes it easier for me to remember things And my memory is not so good as it is

It's fantastic ball. Light, soft, and visible in dark. The price was right and it was dispatched within a few days.

This was probably the worst Best American Short Stories collections I have read. While they all the noteworthy critics and reviewers are professional and remain friendly, they don't seem to appreciate this 2011 collection either. Primarily a nonfiction writer, Ms Brooks became an award-winning novelist. Good for her, that's her niche. Not here, though. All of these stories are linear with simple characters, plots and story lines that are easy-to-follow, and in 3rd person with a rather shallow emphasis on diversity in cultures, backgrounds, ethnicities, and in visceral shock value. These 2011 selections underscore Brooks' lack of enthusiasm, of curiousity, and of sophistication toward any of the elements that make a short story a short story. Her analogy on how a good well-told short story should mirror a good, well told joke is not as humoruous as she intended it to be. Uggh! I can only hope that the BASS series editor learns from this mistake of choice and returns to selecting true short fiction writers for its guest editors.