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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: blade broken Review: a blade was broken. not worth the extra money to send it back. it would start fast and the broken blade would make a lot of noise. as the fan slowed down it sounded quiet. if you get a good fan i'm sure it work very quietly.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Dissapointing Review: While this book gave me a better idea of the life of J.K. Rowling I was very disappointed with Marc Shapiro's writing. The whole time I was reading I found myself wondering if Shapiro had actually read the Harry Potter books. A devoted fan of the Harry POtter series I noticed right away the many mistakes Shapiro made while talking about the books themselves. A note of advice DO NOT spend money on this book!!! Get it from the library if you want to read it. It isnt worth even the few dollars you may spend on it!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Great For Decks Review: This product is excellent for prolonging the life of wood deck framing and exterior stair stringers. Fasteners, especially nails, will split the framing top edge as they are driven in. Water gets into these splits (everywhere there is a fastener) and accelerate the rotting process. If the water freezes, the splits only become larger and eventually your fasteners will come loose. This product prevents that from happening. Install it on top of deck framing before nailing or screwing down the deck boards. Stair stringers have exposed end grain after they are cut for tread boards. Water damage occurs very quickly to end grain. If you cover the stringers with this flashing tape before installing treads, no water damage will occur at all. The sticky tar side goes against the wood, creating a permanent seal. The smooth side goes UP. Fasteners driven through it do not break the seal. It can be easily cut with a utility knife.
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