I only love things that are free
352092
My kid had projectile vomiting run in with the carpeted stairs,  I borrowed it from my friend.
It was easy to use, so much so in fact that it didn't come with the instructions and I figured it out in about 30 seconds.
I have owned a full size shampooer in the past and it was heavy and a pain to use and it required it's own storage space.  This thing is manageably sized and worked perfectly for my needs.
I loved it so much I'm buying one for my self.
it is just a spot cleaner so don't expect it to clean your entire mansion, but for cleaning up spilled juice and pukey stairs it is wonderful..
4488182
It is essentially trash, but I love entertaining trash. Bring me some more.
2287983
Is not like I will use it, but knowing I have it and it is free make me feel better.
1586260
the funny thing is that i used to do almost all of the things that marie kondo recommends when i was little, but for some reason, i stopped doing them when i got older. consequently, i have accumulated way too much stuff. this book's premise, that you start with an image of the life you want to live and then 'work backwards' from there, is truly liberating. instead of trying to get rid of as much stuff as you can, or plowing through this or that just to be done with it, when you start with the attitude of thanking everything for what it has done for you but allowing only those things to remain that really give you happiness, the whole process stops being some kind of marathon or act of penance and becomes instead an act of joy. at that point, you (or i, i guess i should say) have no desire to go out and replace what i have gotten rid of because my focus is now on what i have rather than on what i don't have. having spent one summer living in a dirt-floor shack in a region where most people lived that way and seeing how little people really need to live on, not to mention how happy i was that summer, just focusing on doing rather than having, i'm ashamed to think of how twisted our priorities in industrialized countries have become. this book was the spark i needed to break that cycle. it was really just a matter of allowing myself to focus on what i love instead of feeling guilty for what i was giving away or trying to rationalize all the stuff that i was keeping. the only thing that marie kondo doesn't get into is what to do with all the stuff you get rid of. i guess she leaves that up to the individual. for me, goodwill is the answer. i used to think of having a sidewalk sale or taking things to a consignment shop to get money for them, or even having a party to give things to my friends, but all of those just ended up preventing me from doing anything. this way, i thank each item for what it did for me while it was here, and then i give it to goodwill and hope that someone else can find as much or more joy in that thing than i did. the end result is just a refreshing sense of freedom. now i know where everything is--finally--and i love seeing each thing i have. and i have no desire to go out and get more stuff. this book truly revolutionized my way of looking at things.
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What I like the most about it was I didn't have to go shopping looking for it. The least thing I like about it I'm only going to wear it once.
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Some great crafts I can't wait to try,just wish there were some smaller treat size things to do on a budget.
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The photos are beautiful but the ideas are USELESS for AVERAGE HOMES. It's because I don't need the majority of the merchandise shown here. I can use those sold in Ikea or Walmart. They work and they're much cheaper.
241060
I really feel that I do not want to purchase things of little importance again when I  have to do these comments.
1760481
Well, actually I realize I was in a happy enough state of being BEFORE I considered reading this book.  It has not offered me anything of substance or invention, critcal thinking or questioning, and for the most part I find the writer fairly mundane and self absorbed. Sorry, but this was not for me, and I'm happy to say that:-)
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I must confess that the only short story that I was enjoyed was The Lottery. Some other entries I found wondering why they had been written in the first place.
2315501
It was so good I wish there were more I get so into them it's all I do for fun.
6603
I got this as a free book download. I like expanding myself, but that gets expensive. these books are perfect for a little light reading, and it was free!
969794
The best part is it is free. It does have some very interesting recipes I want to try, but have not done so as of this review.
583434
Available for free from Charmin, but may not be gold.
1017592
These bars are fantastic and the variety pack provided the opportunity to try different ones to see what I loved and only liked (I didn't not like anything).
1613599
I am enjoying the content of these stories and that I do not have to break the bank with the cost.
1565005
it sounded good and it was free so I have enjoyed most of the free books I have gotten try it