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I went back and forth trying to figure how many stars to give. In the end I gave four stars because I now have a working garage door opener for a very decent price. But my installation wasn't as smooth as the previous reviewers led me to believe it would be - it was actually quite frustrating, so I'll be detailed here in case anyone else comes across the same issues - perhaps I can be of some help.First of all, I have a Craftsman 139.53627SRT garage door opener. I ordered this part (41A4315-6G) because that is what the online parts website said. However, I was sent 41A4252-6G. I wasn't too concerned because in my research pre-purchase, I found out that there are compatible Liftmaster versions of the parts: [...]However, those who didn't do additional research beyond looking up the part number may be concerned, and I think the seller should mention on this page that a compatible but different part number may be sent.Secondly, I was not sent just the logic board like the picture on this page - I was actually sent the logic board already attached to the enclosure panel. Not a problem, just again not what I expected. The problem was when I realized that the panel that came with the board was way too large for my opener. Like...double the size. This was the first time that I thought maybe I ordered the wrong part, or that the compatible part I was sent wasn't actually compatible. But then I noticed that while the panel was way too large, the logic board itself was the correct size. So I was able to remove the board from the incorrect panel and attach it to the original panel from my opener.Thirdly, along with the board and incorrect panel was a new wall mounted controller. It looked just like my old one, but I figured I'd better install it. The installation was easy enough, except that once it was all done and I plugged in the opener, all three buttons on the wall-mounted controller (door, light, lock) opened the garage door, while none turned on/off the light. Huh. This was the second time that I thought maybe I ordered the wrong part, or that the compatible part I was sent wasn't actually compatible. So I put back my old controller, but that didn't work either (two of the three buttons opened the door, none turned on/off the light). I did some Googling and found out that the provided instructions for the new wall-mounted controller are incorrect:[...]Once I reinstalled the new controller and switched the wires per the link above, then things worked perfectly. The link above is 5 years old...yet the instructions haven't been fixed?So in the end I have a working garage door opener again. And in addition to the reasonable price, there is a new feature that I didn't have before - now when something crosses the sensor, the lights turn on (you can turn this feature off if you don't like it). So that's cool. But between receiving a different part than I ordered, having to deal with the incorrect panel, and having incorrect and outdated instructions for the wall mounted controller, it definitely was more of an ordeal than I anticipated.

I bought this washer in May 2016, so I've got 6 months experience of using it. Lots of reading internet reviews on all the various washing machine brands convinced me that front loaders were trouble, and most people wished for a washing machine like those of yesteryear. The washer I was replacing was a 1979 Maytag that came with my house back in 1999, which in my 17 years with it needed an inlet valve, a timer, two or three motor replacements, and a couple of hoses. A puddle of oil under the Maytag transmission finally necessitated the machines retirement.Anyway, this new washer seems very much like that old Maytag, except for the electronic controls. There are many wash options that I never use, but the manual does a good job of explaining what they are and how much time they'll add. The display tells you exactly how long the wash you have chosen will take (a normal wash cycle is 29 minutes), and when the machine is running it shows the time remaining. I like that feature.I've seen some questions about water levels, and reference to videos describing how to adjust the water fill levels. I can report that my machine, which has had no modifications or adjustments, fills to these levels:Small load = 5 1/2"Medium load = 9"Large load = 12"Extra Large = 13 3/4"The wash tub is approx. 14 3/4" deep, so you can see Extra Large is filled just as high as you might hope. In summation, I really like this machine and would recommend it without hesitation. It gives the sense of being nice quality.

Awesome replacement for the recalled Samsung it replaced. I'm still adjusting to a washing machine that actually fills with water - twice - to wash and rinse my clothing. I have to set off the water softener manually from time to time, but not a problem. It has a gentle spin on some cycles, so I sometimes have to set off the spin cycle to get a bit more water out. Still, that plus the wash time is under 40 minutes. Compare that to 2.5 hours for the Samsung cycle that barely got anything wet or clean and it is not an issue. The delivery cross-country was a bit of a wait, but not any longer than waiting for it to be delivered to a retail store and then going to pick it up ourselves. Plus, it was delivered to our doorstep, no sales tax, and 3% reward on the Amazon card, so all of those little things added up to about $100 less than buying it at a retail store. Most loads take around 30 minutes, so it outpaces the dryer, lol. This model has the delayed start feature that I am really starting to appreciate. I can set it up before I go to bed, it starts after the water softener has cycled for the night, and clothes are ready to dry/hang when I get up. It is a little louder than some models, but nothing major. It's not like it's a jet engine in the living room. I like to think of it as a sturdy machine doing its job well.

The good things about these Makeup Rings with reasonable price I paid for are they come in different sizes and large quantities so they can be used for different liquid makeup applications for many times. My daughter loves these rings too and wants to learn how to use them for her start-up makeup experiments, which will be a interesting learning experience for her. However, the L size rings do not even fit into my wife’s thumbs despite her skinny body (on the product’s listing page picture, there is a L size makeup ring that fits into somebody’s thumb). Also, it would be better if the rings were separated into smaller plastics based on their sizes before they were all combined in a bigger plastic (that’s how they arrived at first - see picture) to make the users easier to find them based on their needs. It took a while for my wife to find same sizes of rings she needed.