Country: 173.201.146.1, North America, US

City: -111.8906 Arizona, United States

Bought it for a friend. Her legs looked SO PAINFUL. Every pore was red, her skin was flaking then peeling and bleeding. I got this to see if it would help her start healing and after a few days she noticed a difference and experienced less pain and itching. She is super excited to find something like this that worked quickly and effectively.

I am not a professional by any means, but I was a barista at a successful "mom n pop" coffee shop for a year, so I know how to pull a good shot and properly steam milk. I like good coffee, but I'm not a stickler. I wanted to be able to make my own espresso for americanos and the occasional latte at home. I did my research and decided on this machine because it's under 100 bucks which is what I was looking for. I also was looking at the Hamilton beach one that's under 100, and the delonghi. I know that's a better brand but this machine was a little cheaper and had similar reviews. This one is very user friendly, you definitely don't have to have barista experience to get a shot from it. Extreme coffee people might say it doesn't pull a "real" shot because it doesn't require espresso fine ground coffee (real espresso grounds should be as fine as powdered sugar and fit between the lines of your fingerprint) you can actually use it with regular ground coffee for a drip machine, although I use a burr grinder and have it set somewhere in between the two. You don't need to buy a different tamper; the one it comes with is definitely the worst tamper I've ever seen, but with this machine you really don't need a heavy tamper to pack it down hard, because it doesn't make pucks. Even after a decent shot, the leftover grounds come out as sludge instead of a puck, but it seems that's just how this machine works. It's definitely not coffee shop quality but if you want to be able to make coffee that is more than just black brew from a drip machine, then this gets the job done. I like it a lot, it's not for you if you're going to be picky about a syrupy vs runny shot, or how many seconds it takes, but if you just want some espresso with a good layer of yummy crema from your own home for well less than a hundred bucks then this is for you. I can't speak for how long it lasts because I've only had it for less than a month but I've used it multiple times every day and it's working great.

I cant believe how this seat actually fits in a Honda Element! The anti rebound bar actually enables you to get the seat in super tight so it doesnt budge an inch. You recline your car seat, put in the child seat and then put your car seat back upright and it hugs the rebound bar and gives it the tightest fit. I would recommend this to anyone even those with small cars It also fits center position on a Fiat 500L, but it is really high so if you intend to see well out the back window, center spot on a small car is not the ideal place. Also, i have no idea why people say this is hard to assmble!?! You'd have to be totally inept if you cant figure out how to attach a bar with two cotter pins. Its made so you cannot put the cotter pins in the wrong way and its super obvious how the cotter pins go in once you take a look at it. It even has instructions written so simply that a 5 year old could understand them. Its very simple to install, much easier than my Britax Boulevard Click Tight! Seems a lot safer too. However, this seat weights a ton because it has steel bars. I got this because of the rebound bar. I just couldnt understand why almost all child seats lift up slightly in the front because there is nothing holding them from rebounding. Then i saw some Youtube videos that shows what happens in a car crash when the seats rebound. Then i found out about the rear facing tether that prevents rebound. So i bought the Britax Boulevard for that reason. Then I found out about the anti -rebound bar on the Cleks and prefer it to the tether.