Why Polyfuze Method Is so Expensive?
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POLYFUZE METHOD an The Rerelease Polyfuze Method Revisited are owned in part by Continum Records,as you seen History of Rock had a few songs in it from Polyfuze Method an a few from Early Mornin Stoned Pimp. So Kid Rock Rereleasing would require a large fee to buy rights back to Songs that are 2 decades old an part of an image that he wants behind him. Hes gone Country. The Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast,Polyfuze Method, Fire It Up ep,an Early Mornin Stoned Pimp Teenage-early 20's Kid Rock has grew up an got soft. Born Free let me realize that he wasn't my fave artist anymore. even though everythang up to the self titled Kid Rock Album was amazing an Rock n Roll Jesus was realy good. I have not yet baught rebel soul nor intend too. Born free was a waste of 22 bucks on day of release.
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Expensive, but using this to touch up our storage container.
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I bought this at Costco for the same price as Amazon, but wanted to buy from Costco just in case I had any problems. I'm glad I made that call because within 6 months, the pump stopped working. I let my Hydrogarden run around the clock, I don't start and stop it so I'm shocked it only lasted 6 months.

Not only did the pump stop working, but the kit does not provide enough perlite to fill all 5 levels. Also, the nutrient solution is expensive and the Hydrogarden requires quite a bit. I'd rather just buy high quality organic produce from Whole Foods than grow it myself. A lot cheaper!

Yes, the fact that soil isn't used does help with the pest problem, but there are still aphids and caterpillars and snails.

Changing out vegetables and plants is a huge pain. The roots of the old plants get all tangled with the holes and perlite. Just a complete mess.

I was initially a huge fan of the hydrogarden, but the fact that changing out plants takes so much longer than conventional gardening and the fact that this unit costs so much to run (perlite vs soil, nutrient solution vs fertilizer, electricity, etc..) just makes this not worth it to me. I was however, initially shocked, that the bottom of the unit did not come with wheels allowing for the unit to be rotated every couple of days so I put mine on a plant stand with wheels.

Overall, this cost so much more than high quality organic produce from Whole Foods and requires so much effort. Back to conventional gardening for me.
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It was a bit expensive. I tried it and it does work but when I cleaned up it broke apart.
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Expensive, IMO, when compared to my two other purifiers, but it does work. Mine got so clogged that it suddenly started making a high pitched air noise as the cleaner was struggling to move air through it. That's when I finally noticed the filter light was on. Adult house, no kids, no pets, you wouldn't believe how much crap you pull from your space!
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This is a very good, quick draining medium. 4 stars for the price, because it's darn expensive for some soil. My plants enjoyed their medium in their 5 gallon mesh fabric pots. They grew big and strong. However, I suspect that this soil might have contributed to a nutrient deficiency because I do not believe this soil has any nutrients in it (NPK). If I am wrong I apologize but I have never had the deficiencies I had when using this soil with my other plants. This could be resolved by the grower by adding Bone and Blood meal for added slow-release Nitrogen and Phosphorus, but I would expect that to be in soil that is this expensive. One of my plants never recovered and yield was reduced as a result. Another recovered and continued to bloom well but it was smaller and stunted than the others. My other two enjoyed it no matter what. So it's hard to say if those were due to this soil or not, but I really ruled everything else out during the grow so I am convinced that it was this soil. My next generation of plants are in cheap, available-at-every-retailer soil, and I can safely say that they are doing FAR better than my earlier generation plants did that were in this expensive soil. However this soil does have excellent drainage properties and root rot was never a concern. Once again 4 starts for the price - too expensive for what it is.
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I loved being able to grow my own mushrooms, but I bought this because the box said you could use it a 2nd time to grow another batch. The 2nd batch... after several tries, was unsuccessful.  Pretty expensive for one batch of mushrooms that was about half that was needed for a small 2 person recipe. Good flavor though. And lots of fun!
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Yes it's more expensive than mono, but only using this for leader material.  Clear, and stiff, holds up very well.
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It worked for my purposes, but I gotta say for the size of jar you get, this stuff is pretty expensive. I used the entire thing up on only one canvas. I think I may try making my own next time because of the cost.
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PROS:
 Easier to use then granualr
 Natural Salt

CONS:
 Expensive
 Only raised my CA Level just 4 ppm
 Burned off very quickly

In-Ground, Plaster Salt Water Pool; appx 25,000 gallons
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Yes, this is expensive but I think most people who care more about results will really dig the EB system. I turned to the EB as my last attempt at gardening. It truly is idiot proof as much as it takes the guess work out of soil conditions, fertilizer feed, watering, weed pulling, etc. What you still have to be constantly on top of in order to succeed is keeping the bugs off, keeping it filled with water, and noticing any sicknesses or other plant related problems that need to be fixed. So is the EB a miracle cure where you can set it, forget it for 3 months, and come back to insane yields of produce? No, not really. But it's easier to manage than conventional containers and beds. Results are achieved easier and plants definitely grow faster than in other conditions. So it's worth a try. This particular kit comes with almost everything you need: the dolomite, the 7-7-7 fertilizer, and the hardware. Just get yourself Potting MIX (not soil), seeds or seedlings, and you're ready to go. Just be sure to follow the directions to a T. Don't make up your own rules. And if anyone ends up getting the "organic" kit instead, make sure you bury and cover that fertilizer insanely well. I've read of maggot and smell problems with it on the EB forum. This isn't a problem with the 7-7-7 that comes with this kit. And it shouldn't be a problem if you do bury it and cover it well. Happy farming :-)
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I love these bags! In this 2 pack box, it's great how you can just keep creating a new bag from the same ring of plastic until it's gone, before you have to use the 2nd bag that came in the box.
The downside: it's pretty expensive. I get about 4-5 created bags of diapers from one of the bags in the box before I have to put in the other bag. So, for $15, you're only getting 8-10 trash bags from one box. A little pricey just for getting convenience. I've read that using regular trash bags will work just as well.
Giving 3 stars because although the convenience is awesome, they're not worth the price. I mean, thinking about it, it's just bunched up plastic to hold pee pee and poopy diapers. Any plastic trash bag can do this and will fit just fine in the Dekor.
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The high cost of this product is not justified by how simple and featureless it is. There are far too many alternatives to this product that fulfill the same purpose, but better.

When I did use it on occasion, it appeared to work fine, so functionality-wise, it seems to do what it's supposed to do. But, the thing it's supposed to do just isn't worth the price.
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I purchased a Zero Water pitcher and went through several replacement filters over the past year or so. It was expensive, but marginally cheaper than buying bottled water by the gallon, and equal in quality. As other reviewers have noted, yes it filters very slow, the picture design makes it fit poorly into most spaces, it leaves a strange taste in the water when it stops working properly, the pitcher capacity is woefully inadequate, and the pouring rate is not as fast as it should be. On that last point, I've found that if you depress the lower cooler-style style nozzle while pouring it goes much faster. That isn't the main point of my review though, I want to add to the literature that the recycling program is not as good as it sounds.

On the face of it, a 10 dollar coupon to return the filter about offsets the cost of shipping and you get to go green by essentially making them a loan which you recoup when you purchase more filters. However there are a couple problems. The lesser problem is that they take forever to get back to you when sending the coupons. The greater problem is that, despite the recycling form's tacit implication that the coupons can be used at a number of major retailers by asking you where you intended to buy your replacement filter, the coupons are only good through direct purchase from Zero water. Why is that a problem? Because, contrary to what you would expect from a direct online retailer, it is more expensive to make small orders from them directly. They charge the full retail price, then tack significant shipping onto the total. You could reduce the shipping outlay by ordering a very large pack, but then you can't apply more than one coupon to the order (and really it just serves to offset the shipping price.) All in all you end up out the roughly $3.50 per filter(I shipped 6 foe about $21) it takes to recycle them, and you get a coupon of little to no economic value.

If you are an eco-terrorist, or its still worth it to you even with that extra cost, then by all means it's a great product otherwise. Just know that there is a price to be paid beyond the tag you see.
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Don't do it, there's better ones that are more cost effective. it works OK, and I can notice a difference in my skin and hair. We have lots of minerals in the water here and it used to dry my skin terribly. This works, but the replacement filters are expensive and I can't even get mine open to take the filter out. It's like welded shut from the gunk I guess. I'm going to try a different brand, that has less expensive filters.
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Excellent product, just too expensive compared to all compactors
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Bit pricey; it will leave a haze if not removed quickly.  We learned to seal and clean before moving to the next area to repeat procedure in a large space.  There are less expensive products that work as well.