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My son is almost 10 months old and we are practicing brushing our teeth and washing our hands already, but our sink was really short and it was difficult for him to stick his hands and his toothbrush under the water. I stumbled upon this cute little whale faucet extender while browsing around Amazon, and for under $10 I thought it would give it a shot. It arrived in a little ziplock bag and when I took it out, I couldn't get over how cute it was! It was a little tricky to get on my faucet (its not like the ones that hang down, it's short and stubby) but once I was finally able to get it on and adjusted, it works perfect! My son loves to stick his hands under it to wash them and he squeals and giggles at the whale. This cute little extender is awesome!

I got this for our air conditioner drain outside on our patio. The water always seems to pool there and get stagnant. This extender moves the spot where the water comes out just far enough so that the water flows away from the house instead of towards it. And it doesn't hurt that it's really cute! The little water spout that you snap in was broken, but I was able to get it popped into the hole, so it's all good. I'm really happy with it.

My little one likes it. I wish it was a little longer b/c it seems a bit short, but it does the trick.

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Works great! I think it's cute and so does my 1 1/2 year old.

I am delighted with the look of this 'Handwoven Rug', from Flamant Dalmato, and it will work very well under my gray toned dining table. For the moment, though, I have it on the hall oak floor for the photos I've added.This rug is purported to be handwoven and stonewashed in a traditional Indian block print, and although advertised as 100% cotton the rug itself is labeled 69% cotton, 25% polyester, and 6% rayon. And I find that underfoot it isn't exactly plush.The print, however, although stonewashed isn't very faded or distressed but it does appear that the actual print ink may not have been applied evenly. I do find the contrasting geometric design to be rather attractive, though. Dry clean only and made in India.

Nice throw rug - I hesitate to call it an area rug because it has no backing and yet 'throw" rug doesn't seem to fit since it's so large. It states handwoven, the design is on the font only though which seems odd. The back is the plain off white/cream color. The design appears more Aztec to me. It's one of those carpets you have to decide where to put. With no non slip backing, it almost has to be placed under a table and then you'll have to be careful with the edges because they are a trip hazard.On the flip side, it is well made!

this is a well made woven rug. It's a nice rough canvas feel. When we opened it and laid it out Jim said "where's the hole?" I asked, "what hole." he said, "the one you put your head through." and he's right. The colors, which look more soft and blended in the picture, look exactly like the serapes the Mexican with the huge sombrero, in the old westerns, always wears. This is a rug that looks better online than in person. The quality makes it a three, but the design deducts some stars.