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I’ve owned this machine for over a year now used it about 6 times. Once you get the hang of the few quirks that machine does have (like the bucket not lining up precisely resulting no suction or the leak issue) you can clean your carpets without much effort and be very pleased with the results. After reading may of the reviews, I have to say one reason why the dirty water bucket fills up quickly has to do with the amount of suds in the dirty water receptacle. More suds mean the bucket thinks it is full faster, even if it is only 1/2 full.

Overall, I’d buy this machine again, simply because it cleans great even if I do have to empty and refill the water frequently when cleaning.
Pink Poodle in Paris

I’ve been using this pedometer for a while now. It is a nice product, works really good, meaning it works as its description says it will. It is really light weight. I like that it has the extra safety attachment, so it won’t fall on the ground when accidentally gets out of it’s plastic holder. It is really easy to use. To have accurate results, must measure very well the length of the step. I had to do that couple of times until I got it right, but that has nothing to do with the product itself; it must be done right regardless of the product used, to have accurate measurements. I would recommend this product to anyone. It brings awareness of how much we move or not move our body during a day, and indirectly stimulates a person to move more.
DURAGADGET Pink Hard Digital

The Wii has been very enjoyable. It’s a nice way to stay interactive with people, while still playing a video game.
Pink Poodle in Paris

The Nintedo Wii is not a terrible product, but it is nothing special. The vast majority of the games are made for people under the age of 7. This is not bad if you are looking for a family console but it only does just that. When we got our wii several of the games we got with it didn’t work well, not that the games were broken but they were unresponsive even after we adjusted the receiver. It is very hard to play shooter games because of the way the controls are made, like in Call of Duty: World at War, you have to press down B and twist counter-clockwise to throw a fragment grenade. Because you are twisting it is impossible to aim and therefore nearly impossible to use (Whenever I try the grenade ends up blowing my squad to pieces). It is also harder to snipe than on other consoles. Half the time in the middle of an online match you will move to try and find your enemy and it will spazz out for 3-6 seconds, enough time to get shot. If you are going to play shooter games get something else (I play MOH on my gamecube more). Mario Cart however is good. it is great for parties and fun to play contact racing where you can push the person sitting next to you. Sometimes the controller wants you to go another way and no matter how you turn you will go straight into a wall. Wii play is also pretty fun, but I only play tanks, cow racing, target practice, and the fishing game. Im am actually saving to buy an xbox 360 because of better games and graphics. If Your looking for young person/entire family entertainment look no further, but if you want to play shooter games, get an xbox or ps3.
SVP DC1056 Pink 5MP

I’m migrating from a Palm handheld to the iPod Touch 3g, 32gb mostly for the Wi-Fi capabilities but also due to Palm’s shaky financial fortunes.

It does everything as advertised but I’m finding there’s a bit more of a learning curve to the device than I anticipated.

I’m a PC user and many of the functions MUST be done via the iTunes app whether you want to use it or not. I’m finding the iTunes app to be a bit of a challenge but expect to eventually work my way thru the maze.

Have not yet been able to import my Palm Calendar, Contacts, or To-Do list over to this device but have been successful in importing most of that data from my Yahoo account which I’ve been using as a Palm data ‘backup’.

Purchased online from Amazon.com at an excellent price (no taxes) and it arrived in 48 hours.

Am very pleased with the purchase so far.
Kroo Purple and Pink

I received this book just a couple days after ordering it, and it was in perfect condition. You can’t ask for much more. The book was EXCELLENT!! I was sad when I finished it. I wanted MORE!!
Pink Poodle in Paris

This is a wonderful scale. Large numbers, easy to read, and attractive to keep in the bathroom. It is precise and easy to step on and get off of. Every member of our family is comfortable using this scale.
Hot Pink 9 Dinner

This book was recommended to me by my daughter, and I recommended it to my book club. We unanimously liked it, thought it was a great first novel. I have lived in the South, (TN) and know this is an accurate portrait of the society there in the 60s. I wish Amazon would have let me order more than three copies because some of the book club members could not find copies.
Neoprene Sleeve Hot Pink

I have never read a book of Eoin Colfer’s that didn’t impress me; his characters, his wit, and his plots are always excellent. The Artemis Fowl series, however, is Colfer at his best. The story begins with Artemis, a 12 year old Irish millionaire with a genius for crime, ruthlessly pursuing his plot to steal fairy gold. Helping Artemis is his bodyguard, Butler, who is possibly my favorite fictional character of all time. Fighting, cooking, obtaining false papers–you name it, Butler is on top of it. Together, these two kidnap a fairy to hold for ransom. Unfortunately for them, the fairy they capture is Captain Holly Short, of the Lower Elements Police Reconnaissance squad (that’s LEPrecon for short). Holly has a few tricks of her own up her sleeve (or down her boot). Nor are Holly’s friends back at LEP headquarters to be overlooked. Foaly, the wisecracking centaur, commands technology that’s decades ahead of any competition, and Julius Root, the politically incorrect LEP commander, will stop time itself to get his officer back. So are they too much for Artemis? He doesn’t think so. With combatants like this, there’s no predicting what will happen. And the series only gets better from here!
Pink Parrot Birdy Squiggles

Conversation With God – #1 by Walsch is an excellent book, and one that I believe every rational person who is seeking enlightenment needs have in their personal library—regardless of how vast or limited it may be. This particular purchase was part of me buying it for (and sending it to) a relative of mine.
Pink Poodle in Paris