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I bought something in store and the quality was so bad. I thought it would last a long time, but the company don’t seam to care to sell good quality goods. I got just a new thing since the old was scratched by the staff, never the money back even tho I had the receipt, but it doesn’t take away the fact that it’s bad quality. Don’t be fooled
This tool doesn't understand why this one gets good reviews from tek.no useless for making pea puree? sprays something absolutely terrible. regrets this purchase
Today Black Friday in Lagunen Bergen was 60% for home perfume and candles. So you need maybe write 2 two items per person. Need make limits because,now one women and her husband takes all home perfume. And another people standing and get nothing. You need fix that problem and respect all your costumer’s.
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