Friday, 28 October 2011

Mens Sport Watches - timex sport watch, cheap watch


I really like this watch, I got it for working out and jogging. I think it has a nice pleasant look to it, unlike many digital watches, and it is very comfortable to wear. Watch is very lightweight and the band looks very handsome. Has everything you really need, two time zones, timer, stopwatch, daily alarm, indiglo. I use the stopwatch to time how long my tea brews, and the timer to keep myself from burning things in the oven. The alarm has no snooze, so I wouldn't rely on that to wake you up, but perhaps you could use the alarm as a reminder to do something. For 15 bucks, this watch is a great buy. Timex Men's T5J571 1440 Sport Digital Resin Strap Watch

I purchased this watch to replace my old Timex 1440 Sports Digital. It is a great watch if you spend a lot of time in the pool or at the beach. Setting the watch can be tricky, so best to save the instructions. Would purchase this watch again if anything happened to my current one.

When I was a child, I remember John Cameron Swayze advertising Timex watches, ending with the line, "Takes a licking, keeps on ticking." I needed a watch that was digital. sitable for use outdoors, and able to be read at night. I chose the Timex because it had all of these features, plus showed day, date, could time events, had an alarm, and showed either 24 hour day or a.m./p.m. readings. I am totally pleasaed with the Timex. It is very easy to learn how to change the settings, enter the time, and is very easy to read. I needed a replacement for an older digital watch that I purchased on a cruise. The Timex surpassed all my expectations, and cost less that $20.00, which was the price back in 1976. A better product for a lower price.

[UPDATE insert on January 22, 2011: Still my everyday watch, but the crystal is badly scratched at this point, only 4 months after purchase--still readable and useable, but just doesn't look all that great. Otherwise the watch is working fine, and I do use it every day. I'd still rate it 4 stars, especially at this price, but I do wish they'd upgrade the crystal to a harder, more scratch-resistant material, and I'd be happy to pay a few bucks more for same. Original review follows this] After researching watches on Amazon, I settled on this for my everyday watch--first time I'd bought a watch by mail, because I usually figure it's best to see it in person for size of dial, clarity of numbers, thickness on wrist, etc. Amazon's way of detailing it and giving the watch's dimensions with a visible grid helped tip me toward feeling OK with buying sight unseen. Turns out on opening the box I felt like I had already seen it in person (just from Amazon's page pictures and details), so that was a pleasant surprise. I've had it about a month now, and overall, love it. VERY clear read-out of date, hours, minutes and seconds, and the stopwatch (my most-often used function other than time and date) very easy to use and read in quick glances during a workout or walk. Unfortunately it is losing a few seconds a month, so I've had to re-set the time already (I need perfect time for my job), and the crystal and surrounding silver (plastic?) ornamentation has already been dinged up a bit--scratches on the crystal and small gouges and scratches on the silver ornamentation surrounding the crystal (and I would say my usage is normal overall, that I'm not normally in situations that would mean more damage than usual for a watch). It still looks great, though, especially from a distance, and the watchband is one of the best I've ever had--easy to put on with one hand and tighten, plus the loop that ties down the strap has a nice notch that meshes with the strap itself--nice look, and function. Overall, very happy with this bargain--at $15.00 total worth every penny.

I needed an inexpensive watch that displayed large numbers as well as the date. This was IT!! I am at the age where I need reading glasses. I can read the time and date on this watch without reading glasses. Also, very comfortable band. I was using a metal band watch which sometimes pinched my skin and was a bit heavy. The size is right as well. I don't like really large watch dials. The best part - the price. A disposable watch which I can replace every 2 years for $15. I could never understand people shelling out money for a Rolex just to tell time. I suppose it's all about priorities.

This is a great watch. It does everything the description says it does. It looks and feels well made. It's a decent size, fairly large, but not huge. I've had it in the pool several times and have had zero problems.

I bought this watch primarily to use as a nurse, but I have also found it useful for my workouts. I love the display and how easy it is to use. I got the watch within 1 week even though it stated it would take 6-8 weeks, and I havent taken it off since. It was easy to program the times and even set the alarm. The display is probably my favorite feature of the watch. However, I was not looking for any complex features, and this was perfect for me. I love it. Like I said I also wear it for exercise purposes and it has withstood the test of the elements. Rain, wind, whatever I am running it - it holds up. I love this watch.

My life is very unusual and it is hard to schedule my day and night life. So I was looking for a cheap watch to help me with my low fat diet and I eat every 3 hours. If I miss the 3 hour mark, then I become ravenous and will ruin my diet. My cell phone battery randomly loses its charge and I could not rely on it to remind me when to eat. Hence, I needed a cheap 3 hour countdown timer and this watch fit the description.



I would have given 5 stars except the alarm is so faint that I don't notice it if the radio/TV is too loud or I am talking on the phone. Also the crystal has a tendency to catch many reflections and has been scratched twice in 3 days. Other than those pitfalls, it is a great looking watch that does what I need, remind me EXACTLY when I need to eat to maximize my really slow metabolism.



I have had for 3 days and recommend considering all the extra features that it comes with: Dual time zones, 24hr stopwatch, 24hr countdown timer, daily alarm, 50m water resistance, backlight, comfortable strap and a pleasant sporty look all for $15. - Digital Watch - Timex Sport Watch - Sport Watch - Cheap Watch'


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Magnetic Dry-erase Calendar - calendar and planner, magnetic dry-erase calendar


I bought two of these. I hot-glued several heavy-duty magnets to the back of each one so I could put them on my refrigerator. (The boards are magnetic to use on the front, not magnetic to attach to something metal - which is what I figured, so I'm not bothered by it.) I found some different colored dry-erase pens with magnets and tiny erasers on them so that I can color-coordinate my tasks, and they are right next to boards when I need them. I love being able to erase my tasks as they are accomplished.



I wasn't sure what I'd do with the corkboard part, but it's turned out to be a great feature. I cut a bunch of 1 1/2 by 3 inch pieces of paper, wrote out 3 or 4 dozen dinner ideas on them (they're on another corkboard in the pantry when not on these weekly boards) and now I can have my dinners planned ahead of time. The rest of the family can easily 'request' meals for the next week so that when I do my weekly grocery shopping, I already know what's on the menu and what I need to buy.



I chose two boards instead of one because I like to see what's coming up, especially at the end of the week. I just take them down each Monday morning, copy the routine items from the coming week, and then use my other calendar to fill in the odd-ball stuff.



This works so much better for me than a whole month because there just isn't enough room on those for all of the stuff that needs to be done.



The quality of these boards is great, nothing flimsy about them. Board Dudes 7.5"x23" Weekly Planner Combo Board - Horizontal (44062UA-4)

This calendar is huge. I like that it has an ample amount of space to write in detail per day. I bought as well those printable magnetic sheets and made little "icons" so I have my husbands company logo, a little laundry machine, etc, etc. I have been able to plan ahead and see how our week goes to plan family time, our time, and house time.

I would recommend this product to anyone. Plus a great feature is that it comes with the equipment so that you can hang it on the wall, cubicle or on the fridge.

The pen is a fine tip so writes small but it is nice for the detailed days, I also bought the bigger marker for the special days that just have an important event.

I am a busy mom of 4 children (currently all 4 years old or younger!).



I hung this calendar on the wall over my kitchen sink. My husband & I can easily look at what my day (or week) looks like without having to track down my calendar/planner to do it.



It's nice & compact and certainly convenient!

Exactly what I was looking for. I needed something to help me organize my study schedule, that I would be able to glance at every day. It fits my small desk area really well. I bought this along with Board Dude's double-sided marker set (with erasers on the caps) which allows me to color code my duties per class. The marker that it comes with is wonderfully fine, it writes like an ink pen on paper; however it doesn't come off easily with the markers I purchased. Tends to leave stains.



The spaces are big enough to accomodate a lot of text. I'm really glad they thought of this, and did not charge a leg for it.

The board is a great size for our family to plan meals on for the week. I was really impressed that it came with many ways to hang it on the wall/fridge/cubicle... screws and anchors, magnets with an adhesive side, and velcro. I'm really happy with it!

I got this board to plan out the week for our family of five. It's served exactly the purpose I was looking for, and I just ordered a second one today, so I can have a "current" week and a "next" week. I love that Saturday & Sunday is placed together at the end of the week - this is sort of how we run our lives, from Monday to Sunday. :)



I do wish it came with a magnetic back, as I have it on the side of our fridge. Rather than try to attach magnets to the back of it, I put hooks on the fridge, and used the hangers on the board to place it on the hooks. That's worked just fine, but I can't move it easily. A slight drawback, but not a deal breaker.



I bought some magnet sheets at the same time I ordered the board, and am going to print activities on them that we do on a regular basis, then I can stick them onto the board. This way, those permanent fixtures on our schedule don't get smudged off, and also they can easily be moved to a different day if rescheduled.

I saw this at an office supply store for $25!!!!!!!!!!!! I really wanted it so i checked Amazon, the price is great! comes out the package ready to hang up. the only thing i didn't like was the fine pint dry erase marker but i have plenty that i use instead for darker bolder writing :)

The Board Dudes have a pretty COOL product here! As a pastor, this works very well on my office door to keep people informed on what I'm doing or where I am. Also keeps my staff posted and they can also leave notes for me. Excellent product... well made. The only improvement I'd like to see is mounting holes in the top corners going through the board instead of the fold-out hanger holes. To mount on my office door, I had to drill holes directly through the upper corners and then put small screws through the holes and into the door... no real problem, but pre-drilled holes would have made it quicker and simpler!

This product was exactly what I wanted. A decent sized weekly dry erase board to keep track of my day to day activities as well as write notes and reminders. It's the perfect size, not too big where it is an eye sore to look at, but big enough to write down what you need.

This dry-erase "weekly" calendar is perfect for the busy family. I have used the monthly view calendars in the past but there is only enough room for about one note per day. With the weekly view, I have room for several appointments a day which is more realistic for most families! - Calendar And Planner - Dry Erase Boards - Magnetic Dry-erase Calendar - Dry Erase Calendar'


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Filter Kit - uv filter, photography


This filter set is of fair quality. The glass seems to be of high quality, but the coating is minimal, at best. It does not have a greenish or bluish taint that is typical of coated filters. I have used the UV on a Nikon lens. So far I have noticed almost no difference with or without the filter -- a good sign. The polarizer seems to be doing what it is supposed to do as well -- darkening the sky and reduce reflections. Given the fact that the price is very reasonable, I would recommend it to those of you who are looking for a set of inexpensive starter filters. Zeikos ZE-FLK67 67mm Multi-Coated 3 Piece Filter Kit (UV-CPL-FLD)

El cheapo starter kit - nice to play with the filters. Even though the pack claims the filters are multi coated, they seem to be pretty reflective, including the UV filter - it seems to be just a glass, no coating, much more reflective than my Hoya UV(0) anyways.



The kit comes with a box for storing filters, with a red fabric inside that leaves small red bristles on the glass.

These filters are OK, but certainly not in the realm of the established quality glass makers. For a snapshooter looking for a cheap UV filter these should be fine, but serious shooters will want something better.

Unfortunately, I had to return this product soon after I purchased, because the threads did not fit on my Canon 18-135 lens properly. Particularly the purple filter was the one I had the most problems with. When I screwed the filters on, I had to spend about 10 minutes trying to pry them off. I couldn't get them to unscrew without extra force, and at times I thought that I would damage my lens. I didn't want to have to deal with this every time I wanted to switch filters, so I decided to return them. Before having the threading issue, I took about 50 shots with each filter. The quality of the filters was decent, but just not worth potentially damaging your lens for.



I guess I wasn't too surprised, based on the price. But given the generally decent reviews, I was hoping for the best. Maybe I just got a bad batch, but it's something to watch out for.

Fits a Canon 60D nicely. Wouldn't recommend screwing on too tightly as they are very difficult to remove if you do! Seem to do their job as described. Have used inside in a children's museum and outside at a zoo and pics came out terrific!

I have four set of Zeikos 3 set filters, different sizes because i have a lot of lens. This are the 3 basic filters and a must need for great pictures most of the time and they are great lens protectors. The price is always low for this units and they come with a good hard case and they have long life and above all they work very good.

Purchased these specific for use of one wedding, who wanted all her pictures to have a "purple haze" look to them. (Didn't ask why). Another setting was a Senior who wanted his pictures to be a little darker due to his skin being so white. Used the smoke tint, which did the job well. Financially, these were well worth it, as they didn't cost that much to purchase on Amazon. Great Buy!

I've not had any filters before so I can't make a comparison, however i can tell you my experience. For digital the florescent filter is useless. The UV filter creates lens flare even with a hood on when you get near a flat angle with the sun. More so than without it. Is this bad or typical? Couldn't tell you. The Polarizing filter is actually very helpful on my D90. It seems to allow a little better metering especially in high light situations. Never would us in indoors so couldn't say how that would work out.

For the price, these filters are hard to beat. I can't see that they're coated as specified, but for glass (not cheap plastic) filters with a carrying case, their price and performance are quite adequate. My one qualm: the fluorescent and polarized filters screw on with no difficulty, but the UV filter was difficult. The threading seemed to be a little messed up, but it became easier after I tried the other two filters.

Zeikos ZE-FLK58 58mm Multi-Coated 3 Piece Filter Kit (UV-CPL-FLD)



Nice lens filter kit. Contains a good assortment of much needed filters, including a clear UV for all-time lens protection. I bought the 67mm for my Nikkor lenses and feel they're an excellent buy for the price. "Name brands" are a lot more expensive and really don't provide much more to compensate for the difference in prices. I would definitely buy these again! - Photography - Uv Filter - 67mm - Lens Protector'


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Online Communication - sound card, usb sound card


This is the platonic form of a USB sound card. It works well in Windows XP and Mac OS X, has clearly labeled inputs, decent build quality, and has no unnecessary features, at a very affordable price. We bought it to use stereo jack headsets with Skype on Mac computers that don't have microphone jacks, and this adapter fits our needs exactly. This also resolves a problem we have when using Windows XP on our iMacs - Apple doesn't provide the correct sound drivers in Boot Camp, and the built-in iMac headphone jack doesn't work in Windows - the USB adapter works perfectly.



In Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6 (tested in both) the device is identified as a "C-Media USB Audio Device". Installation was plug-and-play, the device was immediately recognized after plugging in, although I had to manually select it as the input/output device in the Sound preference pane. After selecting it and setting the input levels, OS X and Skype both automatically switched back and forth between Built-in Audio and C-Media USB when it was plugged/unplugged, and remembered the input levels last used on each (although not the systemwide output levels).



A sticker on the outside of the box identifies the chipset as the C-Media CM119, and it is a USB 2.0 device.



Physically, the construction seems plenty robust for a $10 device. The mic and headphone jacks are color coded in standard pink and green, and have large white icon labels that are easily identified. The case is darkly translucent black, and a green LED inside blinks when sound is being transmitted or received, and otherwise glows steady when plugged in but not in active use. It is too thick to plug into the USB ports on the edges of the 2007-2009 silver aluminum iMac keyboards. On our aluminum iMacs it has to be plugged into the back, where it doesn't block any other ports (as long as other connected USB devices are not also thick). However, it can easily be connected to the USB ports next to the cord on the rear of the older white Mac keyboards from 2003-2007.



Drawbacks?

The microphone input is mono, which is fine for voice headsets, but probably not great for pro audio recording, which probably wouldn't be done with a $10 device anyway. I could do without the blinking light, but as it will be out of sight when connected behind my iMac, it's not a big deal.



Comparison

We also bought the cousin to this product, the 7.1 Channel USB External Sound Card Audio Adapter with external volume control buttons. The 7.1 version uses the same CM119 chipset, but was inferior to this Syba model in all respects.



- The 7.1 model has a thicker body, making it more likely to block other USB ports.

- The buttons on the 7.1 feel very flimsy, and are mostly useless as they only change the computer's software volume settings.

- The 7.1 inputs are not correctly color coded (yellow and black) and the icon labels are tiny and hard to distinguish.

- The 7.1 is identified by OS X as "Unknown USB Audio device"

- The particular 7.1 unit we received was assembled with its USB port slightly angled off-center.



The only supposed improvements in the 7.1 version are the flaky exterior buttons and that it comes with a mini-CD of Xear "virtual surround sound" software for Windows only. Surely you could use some other "3D sound simulation software" with this Syba unit, and there are several reports of the buttons/housing breaking on the 7.1 version. I strongly recommend avoiding the 7.1 model at all costs, this one is simpler and sturdier. Syba SD-CM-UAUD USB Stereo Audio Adapter, C-Media Chipset, RoHS

If you need a basic stereo speaker output and a mic input, this will probably suit your needs well.



-Pros:

It's inexpensive, and it works as described.



Installation couldn't be easier - just plug it in, and a driver is set up automatically. It works equally well with Windows Vista, Windows XP, and Ubuntu Linux. I have used the 64-bit versions of each on my PC, and each recognized and set up this device when I plugged it in, without any extra effort on my part.



This device is also thin enough that it doesn't block USB ports that are above or below, unless they're using a thick USB plug. However, it could block USB ports to the sides.



-Cons:

The audio output has a little bit if distortion, at least in my experience with it in Windows Vista 64-bit. Fortunately, at least in Windows Vista, you can use a different audio device for audio output.



Also, the microphone input is mono. For musicians, this wouldn't be suitable for making stereo recordings.



-Other Thoughts:

I bought this to use primarily as a microphone input, since the microphone input on my new PC does not work well. The microphone input on this device works very well. The microphone signal is loud and clear with no noise. - Sound Card - External Sound Card - Usb Audio Interface - Usb Sound Card'


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Cables - usb extension, usb


Works great so far, I tried it with my PS3 also, it works fine. No noticeable slowdown on file transfers, or lag on my gamepads. You just cant beat it for the price. I'll tell you in my experience, 99.9% of the time a cable is a cable, just buy the cheapest one. Unless you are buying a ridiculously long one like 100 ft or something, then it might be worth spend a few extra $. Black 15 Foot USB 2.0 Extension Cable

First off to the people who have tried to string them together for a 30ft cable, USB cables are meant for 5m or less (16 feet-ish) so thats why your setup won't work but it'll still be recognized. IF you get a repeater in there it'll work.



I ordered 2 of these, and both work. I use them to be able to sit inside, run the cable out side with a wireless adapter on the end to preform "security audits" on the neighbors. Works flawlessly, and a great price

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I bought several to use as an extention of WiFi adapter but none were used, the device loses connection and reconnects intermittently with this cable. I tried different devices and the same happens but other cables did better and worked very well but it does not buy it.



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Compré varios para usarlo como extencion de un adaptador WiFi pero ninguno sirvieron, el dispositivo pierde conexion y se reconecta intermitentemente con este cable. He probado diferentes dispositivos y pasa lo mismo sin embargo lo hice con otros cables de mejor calidad y funcionaron muy bien pero este no lo compren.

I hoped that I would be able to fulfill my needs with a cheap cable, but I should have known better. Just as I feared, the cable was DOA. I tested it with a variety of devices to ensure that it was in fact the cable. All devices worked with another USB extension that I own which is of a comparable length, but none worked with this cable. Save yourself the time and money and go for a higher quality cable.

I use this with my Microsoft Lifecam Cinema in the HD mode and it works perfectly well. It is connected to an Asus P5Q Pro Turbo Motherboard with an Intel Q6600 Processor. Asus P5Q PRO Turbo Core 2 Quad/ Intel P45/ DDR2-1300/ A&GbE/ ATX Motherboard

maybe a little less.



out of the box, the 2 that I bought could not be strung together, devices would show up in the device manager as unknown device and reporting errors and unable to start, so I used just one, and soon it stopped working as well. it disconnected while I was smoothing out some of the kinks, when I re-kinked it, it worked again for a while. Time to see how long this other one will last.



for $ .83, I guess I should have just bought 4 and hoped that 2 would be functional products

Shipping and price was great. Product does not work. The computer recognizes that the cable is present, but nothing will work when attached to the other end. I have tried differnt ports and various devices all in vain.

I purchased this on the cheap thinking they were all the same, they are not! The connectors on this cable are loose and not very secure when plugged in. Stick with $4.00 white extension cable, it feels more secure when plugged in. The cable still works as it should so far, even though the connections are not as tight as the other cable I purchased. A small tug on the cable will uncouple the connectors. - Usb Cables - Usb - Usb Extension - Usb Cable Extension'


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Philips Sonicare - kids, oral hygiene


I purchased this toothbrush for my daughter and within 6 months is stopped working correctly. It now only works for the first cycle and stops when it is supposed to beep to let the child know to move on to the next section of teeth. I contacted Phillips Sonic Care customer service who had very nice and helpful customer service people. Every single one of them promise to send out a replacement one free with a return box to return the old defective toothbrush. I get a reference number, however NEVER receive the shipment. When I call back, I am told by another CS rep that they are not sure why the ticket was "closed" and then I am reissued another reference number with a promise to send a replacement one. This has been going on for almost 4 months now... with countless reference numbers. This company is a nightmare to deal with....

I've been using a Sonicare for a number of years and LOVE it so I was really excited when I found this Sonicare for kids at Target. The two different size brushes were perfect for my 8 & 6 year olds. Only two weeks into using the toothbrush, it stopped working. It seemed like the problem was caused by switching out the brushes for each of the kids. I was always the one doing the switch so I know that it wasn't being abused in any way. I returned to Target and happily exchanged for a new one. The same thing happened with the second one as well. It didn't last as long as the first one. I would NOT recommend this for anyone using it for more than one child.

First, let me say that I LOVE my adult Sonicare toothbrush. When the kids toothbrush came out, I was anxious to get it for my three boys, ages 7, 4, and 4, thinking it would help develop good brushing habits. We gave it to them at Easter. It is now late June, and I wanted to share my experiences and suggestions for improvement. The seven-year-old is doing fine with it, and he uses the "left" side for a gentler brushing. My complaints revolve around my younger boys. For some reason, the Sonicare brushes, at least in our family, generate a LOT of saliva. Even though we do the inside bottom last (where the salivary glands are), we have to make the child hang over the bowl to catch the volumes of drips. For some reason, this is not an issue with manual brushes, nor with other brands of electric toothbrushes. Yes, we only use a tiny dot of toothpaste. The trick is getting a fidgety four-year-old boy to stand still leaning over the sink for the full cycle. One of my boys can't stand the saliva build-up, and has to spit in between beeps. If I take the brush out of his mouth while it's still running, then the brush sprays saliva and toothpaste everywhere. If I turn it off, it forgets where it was in the cycle, and it thinks it's starting all over again, so we lose the built-in programming. On nights when they are extremely tired or grouchy, I can't do a quick brushing (just to maintain the rule of brushing every night). If I do, then I have to break another rule of going through the whole brushing sequence. Every parent knows that there are times that some things must be compromised (e.g. do I generate a bed time tantrum trying to make an exhausted child stand still for two minutes?) I understand that children should not be allowed to compromise the program. What I'd like to see is a 'refresh' button on the device, or a "secret" multi-button push that parents can use to get a shorter cycle. Lacking that, I'd suggest that you keep a manual brush available for those nights when you don't have the parental stamina to try to make your wiggly child stand still over the bowl for the full cycle. Or, get a drool cup :-) .

This toothbrush has been a real God-send for us. We use it on both our 3 year old daughter and our 2 year old boy (red head for the girl, blue for the boy). Despite diligent manual tooth-brushing, our daughter was having lots of pre-cavity symptoms like discoloration and white spots. After we started using this toothbrush her teeth cleaned right up and her gums look much healthier. The dentist was very pleased with her last check-up.



With our son the problem was a bit different. It took two of us to brush his teeth - one holding him down and the other trying to pry his mouth open and brush. After watching his sister getting brushed with the sonicare, he walked right up and popped his mouth open to be brushed too, and that has continued ever since! We just had his check-up and were told he has excellent oral hygiene.



One of the things that we like best about it is that the 4-7 year old size heads are just the right size, even for our 2 year old (who has been using it since he was 18 months). We had tried the cheaper oral-B electric toothbrushes and though the kids liked the characters on them, the brush heads were so bulky that it was difficult to get on the cheek side of the teeth and the quality of brushing doesn't even begin to compare to the sonicare. I know one of the reviews complains that the handle is too big, but we have not found that to be so. On the occasions that we let our 2 year old try to do his own teeth, he has no problem with the handle either. We are TOTALLY pleased with this toothbrush. We believe the initial cost and brush replacement costs are more than compensated for in savings at the dentists office. - Oral Hygiene - Electric Toothbrush - Philips - Kids'


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Baby Clothes - baby clothes, layette


I have a baby girl and wanted something in nutral colours . I received this as a gift and it was wonderful . Very very useful. Especially the long bodysuit is very warm and it looks fabulous. It fits the newborn well as well as the 6 months old is comfortable in it. A must have for new parents. Carters 22 Piece Essentials Gift Set, Yellow

We got the fun phone call announcing that we were going to be grandparents in the coming year. We searched Amazon for a fun gift to share with our son and his wife about their upcoming bundle of joy. We were all quite pleased with this layette. It is very cute and the little socks caused everyone to say awww and smile. There are lots of choices online for adorable baby clothes, but through the years it remains that you can never go wrong with Carters' clothes for kids.

I gave this as a gift to my niece who is having her 4th son 6 weeks from today (10 May 2011). She called me up after receiving our gift. The neutral color helped since I forgot that she was having a boy. I got it on "Today's Deal", very timely. With Amazon Prime, the two day free shipping made it an awesome encounter with my niece and Amazon.

Según lo anunciado el contenido es el siguiente: "Includes twenty-two pieces of layette including a footed coverall, two bodysuits, one t-shirt, one diaper pant, two bibs, one hooded towel, five washcloths, two hats, two pairs of socks, mitts, a pair of booties, a comb, a brush and a toy key rattle", pero es falso, falta lo siguiente: "a comb, a brush and a toy key rattle". - Baby Clothes - Layette'


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