2023-04-09 17:05:49

i’m shocked at how much i love this shapewear. it is so soft and comfortable, doesn’t even feel like you have anything on. it smoothed out everything i wanted it to. it’s even supportive enough to go without a bra, though i did need to use some nip covers. i will definitely be buying in black too. i am 5’2, 210lbs, 38c, size 16 and ordered the L/XL.

2023-04-09 13:20:25

It's bear proof. We have problems with bears tearing apart bird feeders here. Not only has this feeder stumped the 12 or so squirrels we have out back, it's also indestructable. You can see where he chewed on the lid and even tried to crush the plastic in his jaws by the scratches on the lid and the 4 dimples in the plastic from his canines.

2023-04-09 13:20:25

It's bear proof. We have problems with bears tearing apart bird feeders here. Not only has this feeder stumped the 12 or so squirrels we have out back, it's also indestructable. You can see where he chewed on the lid and even tried to crush the plastic in his jaws by the scratches on the lid and the 4 dimples in the plastic from his canines.

2023-04-09 13:20:25

It's bear proof. We have problems with bears tearing apart bird feeders here. Not only has this feeder stumped the 12 or so squirrels we have out back, it's also indestructable. You can see where he chewed on the lid and even tried to crush the plastic in his jaws by the scratches on the lid and the 4 dimples in the plastic from his canines.

2023-04-09 13:20:25

It's bear proof. We have problems with bears tearing apart bird feeders here. Not only has this feeder stumped the 12 or so squirrels we have out back, it's also indestructable. You can see where he chewed on the lid and even tried to crush the plastic in his jaws by the scratches on the lid and the 4 dimples in the plastic from his canines.

2023-04-09 13:20:25

It's bear proof. We have problems with bears tearing apart bird feeders here. Not only has this feeder stumped the 12 or so squirrels we have out back, it's also indestructable. You can see where he chewed on the lid and even tried to crush the plastic in his jaws by the scratches on the lid and the 4 dimples in the plastic from his canines.

2023-04-09 13:20:25

It's bear proof. We have problems with bears tearing apart bird feeders here. Not only has this feeder stumped the 12 or so squirrels we have out back, it's also indestructable. You can see where he chewed on the lid and even tried to crush the plastic in his jaws by the scratches on the lid and the 4 dimples in the plastic from his canines.

2023-04-09 13:20:25

It's bear proof. We have problems with bears tearing apart bird feeders here. Not only has this feeder stumped the 12 or so squirrels we have out back, it's also indestructable. You can see where he chewed on the lid and even tried to crush the plastic in his jaws by the scratches on the lid and the 4 dimples in the plastic from his canines.

2023-04-09 13:20:25

It's bear proof. We have problems with bears tearing apart bird feeders here. Not only has this feeder stumped the 12 or so squirrels we have out back, it's also indestructable. You can see where he chewed on the lid and even tried to crush the plastic in his jaws by the scratches on the lid and the 4 dimples in the plastic from his canines.

2023-04-09 13:20:25

It's bear proof. We have problems with bears tearing apart bird feeders here. Not only has this feeder stumped the 12 or so squirrels we have out back, it's also indestructable. You can see where he chewed on the lid and even tried to crush the plastic in his jaws by the scratches on the lid and the 4 dimples in the plastic from his canines.

2023-04-09 11:31:30

Great feeder, very easy to clean, suction cups hold very well on window, hummingbirds came within 24 hours and are now regular visitors.

2023-04-08 22:41:02

I loved my bodysuit. It hugged my body in all the right places. I will definitely buy another in a different color.

2023-04-08 21:58:58

Keeps cool, took the size B

2023-04-08 21:58:58

Wore this under my wedding dress and it lasted till I took it off (about 12 hours). Wasn’t not expecting it to last that long so pleasantly surprised

2023-04-08 21:58:58

As in the description thank you

2023-04-08 21:30:01

I love watching the little guys take turns to eat in this thing. Currently positioned outside my office window and I am thinking of getting a second one. I really like the fact that its up and away so the dang squirrels can't get to it. I think that might be the biggest appeal next to the fact that I can now enjoy watching them eat.

2023-04-08 18:50:08

This bra fits & feels amazing on. As I've gotten older I've decided the heck with underwires. I've gone through dozens of different bras looking for the right one. This is my second order for this 😀

2023-04-08 09:27:59

This must be the Rolls Royce of bird feeding poles. this one's actually been thought about and is both robust and good-looking. It's made from solid steel (not tube) but is quite slim-line with an unfussy design - it looks elegant and is not over-heavy. It comes in two parts which slot together easily. One word of caution, the two parts are secured together with a grub screw: the Allen key for this is supplied and is obvious, but the grub screw is hidden away inside the open end of the upper part, there no warning of that and ours fell out into the grass before we realised - luckily a magnet found it. The makers could perhaps put Allen key and grub screw together in a small bag. The black paint looks thick and the whole thing looks really good, nothing shoddy about it. We put ours up without any problem: the double prongs went into our lawn easily. You can push the prongs in by pushing with your foot on the horizontal bar, as with a fork, which makes it easy to get them full depth in. It seems very stable. There's a small solid metal ring on one of the prongs which puzzled us - turns out it's there to hang the whole thing on during painting. We thought it might make it difficult to push into the ground but that was not the case, it was easy. It does not claim to be squirrel proof and it isn't. Squirrels climb the pole with ease. Because it comes into two pieces it will probably be possible to fit a 'slide-on' squirrel baffle (the more common type) - but we haven't actually tried that yet so can't be sure. Maybe a wrap-round metal baffle is the thing - squirrels can and do gnaw through plastic - but on a first search these seem (not surprisingly) to be more expensive. Finally the price is good for a quality product which should last and last. And just in case you're wondering, no I have no connection with them and haven't been asked, persuaded or paid to write this review! - I just felt they and this product deserved a good one because for they've really thought

2023-04-08 09:27:59

This must be the Rolls Royce of bird feeding poles. this one's actually been thought about and is both robust and good-looking. It's made from solid steel (not tube) but is quite slim-line with an unfussy design - it looks elegant and is not over-heavy. It comes in two parts which slot together easily. One word of caution, the two parts are secured together with a grub screw: the Allen key for this is supplied and is obvious, but the grub screw is hidden away inside the open end of the upper part, there no warning of that and ours fell out into the grass before we realised - luckily a magnet found it. The makers could perhaps put Allen key and grub screw together in a small bag. The black paint looks thick and the whole thing looks really good, nothing shoddy about it. We put ours up without any problem: the double prongs went into our lawn easily. You can push the prongs in by pushing with your foot on the horizontal bar, as with a fork, which makes it easy to get them full depth in. It seems very stable. There's a small solid metal ring on one of the prongs which puzzled us - turns out it's there to hang the whole thing on during painting. We thought it might make it difficult to push into the ground but that was not the case, it was easy. It does not claim to be squirrel proof and it isn't. Squirrels climb the pole with ease. Because it comes into two pieces it will probably be possible to fit a 'slide-on' squirrel baffle (the more common type) - but we haven't actually tried that yet so can't be sure. Maybe a wrap-round metal baffle is the thing - squirrels can and do gnaw through plastic - but on a first search these seem (not surprisingly) to be more expensive. Finally the price is good for a quality product which should last and last. And just in case you're wondering, no I have no connection with them and haven't been asked, persuaded or paid to write this review! - I just felt they and this product deserved a good one because for they've really thought

2023-04-08 09:27:59

This must be the Rolls Royce of bird feeding poles. this one's actually been thought about and is both robust and good-looking. It's made from solid steel (not tube) but is quite slim-line with an unfussy design - it looks elegant and is not over-heavy. It comes in two parts which slot together easily. One word of caution, the two parts are secured together with a grub screw: the Allen key for this is supplied and is obvious, but the grub screw is hidden away inside the open end of the upper part, there no warning of that and ours fell out into the grass before we realised - luckily a magnet found it. The makers could perhaps put Allen key and grub screw together in a small bag. The black paint looks thick and the whole thing looks really good, nothing shoddy about it. We put ours up without any problem: the double prongs went into our lawn easily. You can push the prongs in by pushing with your foot on the horizontal bar, as with a fork, which makes it easy to get them full depth in. It seems very stable. There's a small solid metal ring on one of the prongs which puzzled us - turns out it's there to hang the whole thing on during painting. We thought it might make it difficult to push into the ground but that was not the case, it was easy. It does not claim to be squirrel proof and it isn't. Squirrels climb the pole with ease. Because it comes into two pieces it will probably be possible to fit a 'slide-on' squirrel baffle (the more common type) - but we haven't actually tried that yet so can't be sure. Maybe a wrap-round metal baffle is the thing - squirrels can and do gnaw through plastic - but on a first search these seem (not surprisingly) to be more expensive. Finally the price is good for a quality product which should last and last. And just in case you're wondering, no I have no connection with them and haven't been asked, persuaded or paid to write this review! - I just felt they and this product deserved a good one because for they've really thought