Posts Tagged ‘women’

This seems to be a nice watch although I wouldn’t know as it arrived with a dead battery. Big disappointment! I’ll have to take it to a jeweler and have the battery replaced. Not such a great deal with having to spend an extra ten dollars to have a new battery put in but it’s too much trouble to send it back.
Casio Women s LTP1254D

I bought this scale a couple of weeks ago, because my previous dial scale was highly inaccurate. Of course, that could have something to do with the fact that my nieces and nephews used it like a trampoline…

So far I’m very pleased with this scale. It gives a consistent weight reading. Weigh, step off, weigh again = the same weight measurement. In contrast to my previous scale which could vary by 5-10 pounds each time. Additionally this scale weighed me at the same weight as my doctor’s very expensive digital scale.

Casio Women s BG2100

There isn’t anything fancy about this vacuum, but it gets the job done nicely. It sucks very hard and even has a nice little feature that pulls the vacuum forward when using it. I like to go forwards and backwards on the rare occasion when I am the one vacuuming, but it doesn’t pull forward too hard to cause much of a problem.

The attachments are all simple and effective. For under $70 (when I bought it) I haven’t seen any vacuums with a better value than this one. It would definitely be worth at least in the $100 range considering how well it works. It doesn’t have some of the newer features like a vacuum bag gauge, but I haven’t found that to be a problem as long as you pay attention to it every once in awhile.

I will update if I have any problems with it in the future.
Oscar for Women Gift

I love the watch. It is very light, easy to read, and pleasing to look at. I notice that the numbers are easier to read than some Analog Watches that I’ve looked at. The numbers are slanted “ever so slightly” making them easier to read. It keeps perfect time and is water resistant. Buy this watch!!!
Casio Women s LQ139D

The suction mount for my GPS was popping off frequently when I was driving. The only way to prevent this happening was to put water on the suction cup every time I mounted it on the window shield.

Also, I like to remove my GPS from sight when I am parking in public. This involves taking it off the mount all the time. It is difficult to have water available every time I want to mount it after parking in public. So I tried the friction mount.

It works much better. It is easy to adjust the orientation, remains on the dash with no problems (my dash is almost horizontally flat, making this possible). It does not slide off. When I remove it from sight, it does not leave a tell tale suction mount circle on the window shield. I am very pleased with the friction moutn as an improvement over the suction mount.
Casio Women s BG169R