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Feb 28, 2018
A great replacement for the gas power head
I had a 4-stroke gas power head for my ryobi one tiller, weed whacker, edger, and tree-trimmer. I already had a 40 volt Ryobi chainsaw, so I got this power head, which uses the same batteries. It drives the tiller just as well as the gas engine, but weighs less and makes much less noise, plus no messing around with gasoline and pulling ropes multiple times to start it. Even the smaller battery has a decent running time, but it's best with the big battery. The only negative is that it makes a slightly irritating mild whining noise when running, but it's not nearly as loud and as irritating as the gas engine's noises.
Jun 14, 2013
This is a great ice cream book!
This is a great ice cream recipe book. Not just a good one, a great one. I have yet to try a recipe in it that isn't delicious! I highly recommend it to anyone who makes his or her own ice cream.
Jun 07, 2007
Toner Refill is a Great Product!
If you can use a screwdriver, you can refill your own toner cartridges and save a bundle! This is a truly great product! You simply unscrew the end of the toner cartridge, remove the cap over the toner resevoir, pour some toner in, and replace the cap and the cartridge end! It can be a bit messy so you should do it over newspapers or a sink, but the result is as good as an original new cartridge.
Of course, you can't refill your cartidges endlessly -- the toner removal resevoir will get full eventually, and the image drum will wear out. But you can get at least one refill cycle out of your cartidge and maybe even two, so the savings is obvious.
I know I'll be back to buy more when my original shipment of toner runs out!