Xzilon doesn't work. I bought it with my new car 2009 Toyota Highlander at the new car dealer (Toyota) for $800. The product is supposed to protect the car from water stains. Within the year I had waterstains that I could not clean off. I took it back to Toyota dealer and they could not get stains off. They told me that the Xzilon cleaning products they had could not get the stains off. They said they would order some stronger products and they would call me back which they didn't. I called Toyota back and they said they did not deal with Xzilon anymore (I wonder why). I called the company back and they sent me to the local Cadillac dealer which now deals with the Xzilon. It was a hastle to keep bringing this car back to the Zxilon people. I let time pass (1 year) I called Zxilon again to see if I could get the spots cleaned off. I have a 5 year warranty (so I thought). After a few weeks of going back and forth with the company and after I had to sent them e-mail pictures the Xzilon company denied my claim. The said the warranty was dishonored because I had waited too long to bring the car in to be cleaned. The person I spoke to then offered to have Xzilon clean and reapply the product at my expense. YEAH RIGHT, I told them I don't need their help. Bad product, bad warranty and bad customer service. DONT GET THIS PRODUCT!!!

Very happy with this product. It's very difficult to find truly alcohol free witch hazel and this one is great. I will definitely keep buying

Great for anyone who loves the NBA or loves collection basketball cards. This is the current 2015-2016 NBA lineup. Comes with 5 sticker packs of 7 for a total of 35 player card stickers. Also comes with bonus stickers in the book. Perfect for anyone of any age!

Boric acid is known to be the best roach poison for truly roach infested situations in which you know where they might walk and thus over time pick up some boric acid powder. But if you have a sudden outbreak, or a growing situation that you tried to ignore but can non longer do so, like I did, this stuff is magic. Does it contain boric acid? Hmmmm...no it contain Firpronil, a truly knarly looking molecule, which a bit of research indicates is a slow acting poison that allows roaches to indeed, like boric acid, return to their roach colony and nuke the others. That's why there are so many reviews online about this product not acting immediately enough to provide an immediate sense of victory. I did not find that it stained my varnished wood floors at all. It comes out as a fluid paste and then turns into a dry putty-like substance. My cat walked over it a few times in a place I of course didn't expect him to walk but he did, and the long line of it I had placed along the wall behind the folding chairs was not disturbed by his attempt to poison himself. Further research indicates it is not toxic to pets. If you have much worse roach problems, just mix boric acid with table scraps and stick it where pets can't get to it. If that sounds like a massive hassle, like it did to me in NYC, with my first major roach family squatters, then nuke with this stuff instead. Back when I was a student though, I found one variation of RAID that actually made them flip over and die, on demand. Not sure if they sell that version any more. I hope they do.