would cost more than it's worth to ship back
question: What was the main reason for keeping the product?, context: I had ordered 2 AC covers figuring at least one would work. The other came quicky and is much better suited to the job, although neither will work without finegaling. This one FINALLY came, eventhough the seller did not even let Amazon know they shipped it. It's HUGE! Better plan on using it on an AC that's at least close to 10,000 BTUs. It's nothing more than some lightweight material (kind of like a mattress pad, with a draw string inlieu of elastic). Aside from the fact that it's huge, my AC's a frigidaire and the top corners are rounded. None of these covers can hook on that, so that's something I never thought of but you may want to keep that in mind if you are looking for one of these covers, because not all ACs are a plain rectangle. The "fits up to 10,000 BTUs" is a false statement, there's no way this will fit my 5,000 BTU AC, it's too big, period. So, because it was inexpensive and would cost more than it's worth to ship back, I'm stuck with it. Even if it did fit, don't think it would do a lot of good with the thin material it's made of. Was expecting something to block drafts, not a mini drawstring mattress cover...
What was the main reason for keeping the product?
So, because it was inexpensive and would cost more than it's worth to ship back , I'm stuck with it.
I had ordered 2 AC covers figuring at least one would work. The other came quicky and is much better suited to the job, although neither will work without finegaling. This one FINALLY came, eventhough the seller did not even let Amazon know they shipped it. It's HUGE! Better plan on using it on an AC that's at least close to 10,000 BTUs. It's nothing more than some lightweight material (kind of like a mattress pad, with a draw string inlieu of elastic). Aside from the fact that it's huge, my AC's a frigidaire and the top corners are rounded. None of these covers can hook on that, so that's something I never thought of but you may want to keep that in mind if you are looking for one of these covers, because not all ACs are a plain rectangle. The "fits up to 10,000 BTUs" is a false statement, there's no way this will fit my 5,000 BTU AC, it's too big, period. So, because it was inexpensive and would cost more than it's worth to ship back, I'm stuck with it. Even if it did fit, don't think it would do a lot of good with the thin material it's made of. Was expecting something to block drafts, not a mini drawstring mattress cover...
So, because it was inexpensive and <hl> would cost more than it's worth to ship back <hl> , I'm stuck with it.
I had ordered 2 AC covers figuring at least one would work. The other came quicky and is much better suited to the job, although neither will work without finegaling. This one FINALLY came, eventhough the seller did not even let Amazon know they shipped it. It's HUGE! Better plan on using it on an AC that's at least close to 10,000 BTUs. It's nothing more than some lightweight material (kind of like a mattress pad, with a draw string inlieu of elastic). Aside from the fact that it's huge, my AC's a frigidaire and the top corners are rounded. None of these covers can hook on that, so that's something I never thought of but you may want to keep that in mind if you are looking for one of these covers, because not all ACs are a plain rectangle. The "fits up to 10,000 BTUs" is a false statement, there's no way this will fit my 5,000 BTU AC, it's too big, period. So, because it was inexpensive and <hl> would cost more than it's worth to ship back <hl>, I'm stuck with it. Even if it did fit, don't think it would do a lot of good with the thin material it's made of. Was expecting something to block drafts, not a mini drawstring mattress cover...
I had ordered 2 AC covers figuring at least one would work. The other came quicky and is much better suited to the job, although neither will work without finegaling. This one FINALLY came, eventhough the seller did not even let Amazon know they shipped it. It's HUGE! Better plan on using it on an AC that's at least close to 10,000 BTUs. It's nothing more than some lightweight material (kind of like a mattress pad, with a draw string inlieu of elastic). Aside from the fact that it's huge, my AC's a frigidaire and the top corners are rounded. None of these covers can hook on that, so that's something I never thought of but you may want to keep that in mind if you are looking for one of these covers, because not all ACs are a plain rectangle. The "fits up to 10,000 BTUs" is a false statement, there's no way this will fit my 5,000 BTU AC, it's too big, period. <hl> So, because it was inexpensive and would cost more than it's worth to ship back , I'm stuck with it. <hl> Even if it did fit, don't think it would do a lot of good with the thin material it's made of. Was expecting something to block drafts, not a mini drawstring mattress cover...