Posted on December 22, 2018, and tagged as
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With the holiday season upon us, here are more unhelpful Amazon reviews to help you decide on the right gift for someone special:
Q: What is the "treatment" referred to in "product features" on interior of paper? Is this an all natural product?
A: I don’t know if it’s all natural or not. It works well.
Q: [Is it made from] glass or plastic?
A: Can't remember exact, but I think it was $6.95 or something close to that figure.
Q: Why the label on the cup says it can cause birth defects or reproductive harm? Anyone else got the label like that?
A: I saw no such label ... in view of the fact I am 85 years old and don't plan on any pregnancies, would not be concerned anyway.
Q: Could this work on rats too?
A: I don't know but I've heard rats are pretty serious about staying alive
Q: Why does this reset everyday at 4pm ??
A: Sorry do not know
Q: Of it measures 10 brix percent how much sugar is that?
A: Sorry, I never got a chance to use it
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Well made
Haven't had the opportunity to use it as of yet.