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Reviews (5)
05 Apr, 2019
Poor Knife Sharpener
After several draws on this so-called sharpener, it puts a tiny insignificant edge that cuts nothing, not even a tomato.
Glad i didn't throw out my sharpening rod.
16 Aug, 2017
Waste of Money!
I bought 8 of the Lumsing AA Rechargeable batteries in January of this year.
It is now August and my husband and I have thrown out all of them in the past few months.
Why?
Lumsing Rechargeable batteries do not hold a charge in storage for very long and become worse over time.
When placed in a device they only last 1/3 the time compared to name brand Japanese Rechargeable batteries.
11 Mar, 2016
Name brand smoke detectors like KIdde work as expected.
5 of 5 found this helpful My husband carefully tested these detectors with a small amount of smoke from a burning newspaper and both detectors responded with a very loud beeping, although we were surprised at how much smoke was required.
Do not test your smoke detectors by simply pressing the button, that will only tell you if the installed battery is good. Doing that will not tell you if the smoke detection is sensitive enough to save your life in a fire.