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We have a lot of Burt's Bees products in the house. Lotion, bubble bath, lip balm, etc. We decided to try this as well. To be honest, I like using Johnson's better, but I'm swayed by all the "Formaldehyde" talk. I like that this product is safe and relatively natural. As for using it, it has its upsides and its downsides:

I've been using Sage Act for at least 3 years now. The latest version I have is ACT Pro 2012. I upgraded from ACT 2011 when I had a database error & we decided it was easier just to get a new ACT, rather than fix the database.

I'm a huge fan of this series. These collections are a great way to be introduced to new authors, read the latest from established authors, and keep up on the trends in current fiction.

I bought this puzzle for my three year old grandson and he loves it. This seems to be his favorite puzzle.

First of all...here is how the product works. Instructions are via picture illustrations only and are pretty straightforward. First you put the two piece rubber stopper in the bottle. Next you put the vacuum pump on the top of the stopper/bottle. You hand pump the bottle until you hear a very audible "click" when the vacuum is reached. Remove the hand-pump and wa-la, your wine is preserved! To release the vacuum you just simply push the little gray "spindle button" in the center of the stopper to the side and you can again access your wine. This product works EXACTLY as advertised and the vacuum kept as long as I needed it to (48 hours) and did not leak at all when I stored the bottle on it's side in the wine rack. The product is easy to clean and the stopper is dishwasher safe (but not the vacuum pump). However, I just pulled the gray and black pieces of the stopper apart and hand washed them. Easy peasy. Great quality product at a great price point. Would be an excellent gift for the wine lover you know.

This software is ok. It has severe limitations on how useful it actually is. Despite it being advertised as capable of designing a home or renovation, it really isn't. The printing options are very limited and what use is a design on a computer if you can't print proper drawings? Chief Architect deliberately disable many of the important printing options on this software to try and get you to upgrade after you've done your design. When I talked to customer service they actually said, "that program is just for hobbyists". Thanks! I had to purchase an upgrade for another $500 but even that program has limited printing options. The customer service people seem nice but they won't help you. Unless all you want to do is play around I'd use something different. And if all you want to do is play around with design they should should use Autodesk's Homestyler - it at least is free.

Works great, starts up easily, plenty of pressure. I'm impressed with this machine so far, it does a great job! The only issue I've had are the inadequate retaining pins that hold the wheels on, they come off easily and the wheel falls off from vibration. I will replace them with stronger clips or cotter pins. I would've given 5 stars if not for this issue.