Great for those who don't want to sink to the floor by morning time, even with two people!
594095
I purchased this for a camping trip because I would wake up on my other air mattress and basically be sleeping on the ground (would lose air throughout the night). The never flat built in pump is great!! I have used it a few times since I purchased it and it has yet to fail me. It stays aired up throughout the night and doesn't seem to lose any air whatsoever, even with two people on it. It came with a carrying bag which was nice to keep it packed away and for transporting around. I also really like that you can air it up to fit your needs for firmness. It seems to be very well made and I hope it lasts a long time!

Specs:
Color Tan
Item Dimensions 7.48 x 16.93 x 21.65 inches
Item Display Weight 25.1 pounds
Material Type other
Shipping Weight 21.75 pounds
Special Size Type Queen
3657439
Step easily at 1st & hold on.  Carpet is best,then work up to tile/wood. It's like bike...as you get your balance.
I was working on my waistline, I found my balance improved. I found a rythm that works w/ any music .
No more "no time " excuse.  It's 98 outside in Texas. I have the time.
1087663
GREAT for my husband and sons, but uber buoyant for me. I am 5'4" and 122lbs. It keeps me basically out of the water from my waist up.  :)
84872
For an extra bed (especially for children as well as adults, not over 6'or 200lbs), this is great. So convenient and easy to store or move around. Only wish the legs on each end could somehow lock into place. They are fine as long as you make sure the bed is where you want it but don't move it from either end or it can possibly collapse on you. Just something to keep in mind. I really feel it was worth the money I spent on it. In fact I ordered another one after I got the first one.
3124893
This is a very high quality step, absolutely stable for both my companion and myself (180 pounds, she much lighter).

I suppose instructions are not really necessary -- there are none in this package -- but here were some good ideas I found online and have used:

The advantage of exercising while watching your show (or listing to music) is undoubtedly the fact that you don't have worry about looking at the clock. Just step on when your show starts and get off when the show ends. It's that easy!

Another way to go is to combine step exercise with aerobic therapy or skin care treatments. Just because you are stepping it up, doesn't mean you have to refrain from other activities such as wearing a beauty mask or having a healthy snack.

Most of all, mini steppers are great if you don't have the space for a home gym or a treadmill. No matter how small you living room, if there is a will there's a way.

Robert C. Ross
January 2016
959905
Love that its not too hot or cold (heavy/light) put together well!  And it is sized great-got a king and goes to the floor with a 16 bed frame and 12 mattress! No more tug-o-war with my hubby! Lol all 5stars! Will buy again! :)
3901275
We really like it. I don't have to worry about my husband falling anymore. He has a lot of trouble with his legs. The other mats have suction cups on the bottom and they would lift up when they got dry.
1425792
Great idea so I don't have to constantly bend over to pick the up off of the floor for my little one.  Will buy again for my friend's kids.
3086573
I was really unsure what I wanted when I ordered this.  I have back problems and always have a hard time when I'm out in groups and people stop to talk.  When I'm walking, I'm fine.  But standing for any length of time is painful.  I wanted a portable chair that wasn't uncomfortable to carry around, but would allow me to quickly sit my butt down when we were at street fairs, concerts, parks or protests.  This turned out to be exactly what I needed.  It is extremely light weight.  You can carry it in your hand, or over your shoulder with the strap.  It's easy to throw down and sit on in seconds. It's small and unassuming, so you don't feel like some TRAGIC disabled person, even if you are, hahaha.  This is my second purchase, because I found that I use it around the house A LOT, for crafting, home projects, painting, organizing cupboards and in the pantry.  I also use it as a step stool, although I don't recommend it unless you have very good balance.  I'm buying 2 more so that I can keep one in my car and have a back up since I lose things easily.  I've found nothing negative yet and I've had my first one for a year now.
4311021
If you are vertically challenged (i.e. short) like I am, this is a great purchase.  I keep mine close to the kitchen for those top shelves in the cabinets.  But it is lightweight and rolls so it is easy to move all over the house.  It becomes very sturdy when standing on it, so don't worry about it "rolling" out from under you.  If you are always looking for a stool, this is the one to buy!
1815610
If you are the main dish-doer of your household, you deserve a little something for yourself, right?

What will this product do for you? To start, I have a large, off-white porcelain sink. While dishwashing, I use an IKEA dish tub that takes up about half the sink. I use the other half of the sink for rinsing. The problem is that the sink gets marked up by your metal pots and pans, and I've broken about half a dozen glasses that have slipped out of my soapy hands onto the bottom of the sink. That will ruin your evening.

This sink mat makes life a lot easier. I no longer worry about my large cast iron skillet leaving grey streaks on the bottom of the sink that I'll have to spend 5 minutes and a grip of elbow grease to get out later. I also haven't broken a glass in the sink (yet!).

The mat is made of a soft-feeling, non-slipping, anti-microbial material and has 1/4" nubs that keep it up off the bottom of the sink. This allows little bits and crumbs to easily wash down to the sink.

If you are measuring your sink, make sure you measure from the bottom corners (duh!), but don't worry if this mat is slightly (<1") too big on a side - the mat will flex enough to fit in there.

Don't sink twice - you owe it to yourself.
1874678
I bought two and am able to keep them near the dog door during the day while at work and the just block the stairs when I'm home.  It's short so I can even step over it (being 4'11").  I wouldn't recommend this with kids as it can fall if the sides aren't bent.  I really love it.
2480517
I am actually a little over the listed weight limit of 330lbs, but I am pleased with this product after a few days... it doesn't feel as if it's straining with me or about to give out or anything. I think some other reviews have complained about the width or depth of the steps, but they seem fine to me. Wide enough and deep enough to provide good stability. The one improvement I might have enjoyed would have been if the handle came a little bit higher. I have bad knees and a bad hip, so would benefit from having a higher handle so that when standing on the top step, I wouldn't have to bend over as much holding on before standing on up after getting to the 2nd step. But that's just me and my naturally unstable self. If I'm next to a door or wall or something, it's fine, I can just hold on to that. OVERALL I'M VERY PLEASED with something strong and stable enough to hold me and yet very reasonably priced.
4056592
These things are great for when you've got one of those hectic mornings or a busy day at the office, or you've got to run to class. You can grab one and go and not have to worry about breakfast. You can have a box in the fridge at work (provided everyone's OK with it) so you don't have to worry about those days when work's too crazy for a normal lunch. I liked the powder stuff that you mix yourself, but it was a bit of a hassle and I only intended it to be a kind of 'meal on-demand' thing, but these are so much more convenient!
1501767
I ordered this three step ladder because I have a vestibular disorder, which can make balance very challenging at times for me.  I wanted a step ladder that would allow me to have something to hold onto as a balance reference point as I climbed and stood on the ladder, and I was so thrilled when the ladder came and the first thing I did was safely replace a lightbulb on the ceiling above my washer/dryer!

The ladder is lightweight to carry (I have back problems), and extremely easy to fold by raising the pulling the red handle built into the top step.  The top of the red bar is also neat, because it has a small hollowed out area that you could put nails, screws, and small tools in while you are working.

You can hold onto the red extended top bar on the first and second steps for more stability, which really is as high as I need for the ladder type things I do around the home.  I was on the top step to replace the lightbulb, and when on the top step, the red bar falls for me (5'5") at about halfway between my hip and knee, so I can rest my leg up against it to get the balance touch point to know where my body is to be able to balance.  I feel very much safer now, and less of a fall risk.
4527040
Perfect solution for the heaviness I was feeling when I transitioned from a "floor nurse" to a "desk job". These socks provide just enough support to prevent swelling and the heavy feeling, but aren't tight enough to cause discomfort from the sock digging in to my knee or calf area like others did. They're really comfortable, honestly made a big difference in how I feel at the end of the day, and they're cute!
2224651
When I moved into my new, wheelchair-accessible apartment, I was pleased to have access to a bathtub again, so I spent weeks solely taking baths. Once the novelty wore off, however, I realized that showers are much quicker and easier, especially in the mornings when I have to be somewhere on time. I'm physically disabled and always sit to take a shower, and over the years I'd gotten used to using regular shower heads and just adjusting my body to the shower spray to rinse what I wanted to rinse. Also, limited range of motion in my arms makes it more of a pain in the butt than necessary to hold a handheld shower head.

Well, the new place has a handheld shower head--and very inconveniently mounted for me, at that. I tried taking a shower my usual way one day and was sorely disappointed. I had been considering asking the maintenance guy if he could move the mount over, but I figured that would be sorta inconvenient and would possibly leave ugly holes in the tile wall. So I went searching online for something to hold the shower head in a more convenient place, and found this. I installed it and was instantly pleased: it was exactly what I was looking for! I'm now able to aim the shower at a more "normal" angle and take showers the way I always did. It'll also come in handy for overnight guests, I'm sure, who are used to standing for a shower and may not want to have to hold the shower head.

I've had the holder stick to the wall for a couple weeks at a time, but I've also had some trouble with it falling off mid-shower. I haven't been hurt by it yet so I figure if you keep the possibility of it falling in mind and place it on the wall accordingly, there shouldn't be much problem with injury. It might just scare you. ;)